Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones Trimmed His Position in Nvidia and Is Piling Into 2 Turnaround Tech Stocks

The U.S. equity market has been volatile over the past few weeks, with major indexes reflecting bearish market sentiment. Investors are concerned about the rising risk of stagflation (a combination of slower growth and higher prices), fueled mainly by increasing tariffs, rising costs, and policy uncertainties.

Investing in such an uncertain environment may seem risky. However, savvy investors can still make smart investments by studying where top hedge funds and billionaire investors put their cash with Form 13F. This is a crucial tool for retail investors, giving a snapshot of smart money investments at the end of each financial quarter.

Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones' hedge fund Tudor Investment is well known for its global macro-focused investment style. In addition to analyzing macro trends and geopolitical events, the hedge fund follows a disciplined risk-management strategy to control losses. Tudor trimmed positions in Nvidia by some 36% in the fourth quarter. Reasons might include profit-taking, valuation concerns, portfolio rebalancing, or tax planning.

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