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Billionaire David Tepper of Appaloosa Has Been Selling Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks en Masse, With One Exception
Jul 10, 2025
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Form 13Fs are filed quarterly, and they allow investors to easily track which stocks Wall Street's greatest money managers are buying and selling.
Appaloosa's David Tepper has been reducing his fund's exposure to artificial intelligence (AI) stocks -- and profit-taking might not be the only catalyst.
However, one industry-leading AI stock (not Nvidia!) was purchased by Tepper during the March-ended quarter.
Data is the currency that keeps Wall Street running. The only problem for investors is the amount of data they have to digest can sometimes be overwhelming, which can allow something of importance to go unnoticed.
During the heart of earnings season in mid-May, institutional investors with at least $100 million in assets under management filed Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This filing deadline, which occurred on May 15, may have slid under the radar of investors.
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A 13F provides invaluable insight on which stocks Wall Street's top-tier money managers bought and sold in the latest quarter. Though most investors tend to keep close tabs on which stocks Warren Buffett has been purchasing and selling, he's not the only billionaire with a penchant for outperformance.
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