It’s been a painful month for hedge funds. To turn it around, they are shorting U.S. stocks.
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In response to losses on popular trades, hedge funds are now shorting U.S. stocks aggressively to try and win back some performance.
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In response to losses on popular trades, hedge funds are now shorting U.S. stocks aggressively to try and win back some performance.
This summary comes from MarketWatch.com - Top Stories. Read the full article at the original source.
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