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Hedge funds sold U.S. information technology stocks at a record pace over the past week.
Mars Finance News, June 29 – According to Goldman Sachs data, hedge funds sold more U.S. information technology stocks in the week ending June 25 than at any time since the data series began in 2016. This even surpassed August 2024, when the Nasdaq 100 Index fell by more than -10% and entered correction territory.
Meanwhile, the share of Magnificent 7 stocks in total U.S. hedge fund exposure dropped to 14.5%, nearing a 3-year low. This percentage has fallen by -7 percentage points since the start of 2026, marking the largest 6-month decline since the 2022 bear market.
The above data indicates that hedge funds are reducing their exposure to U.S. technology stocks.