5 Unknown Stocks Hedge Funds are Betting On
Every quarter, the largest hedge funds and institutional investors have to disclose what they have been investing in. This SEC 13F Form allows a little sneak peak into what the “smart money” is doing in the market.
You will always find stocks like Amazon, Apple, Paypal, etc. among the ranks, but we are more interested in what stocks the fastest growing funds have been accumulating that aren’t common knowledge. So, we’ve done the digging for you and here is what we have found:
2… Commercial real estate network CoStar Group Inc (NASDAQ:CSGP)
3… NASDAQ-100 NetApp replacement Pinduoduo Inc (NASDAQ:PDD)
4… Brazilian e-commerce company which Warren Buffett has a share in StoneCo Ltd (NASDAQ:STNE)
5… You will have to watch the full interview to find out the other stocks we are trading this week along with how we are going to trade retail earnings like Walmart and what we think about Warren Buffett’s investment into gold.
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