... Stocks Hedge Fund Positions at Their Lowest in History Institutional investors are displaying unprecedented low interest in the stocks of technology giants known as the "Magnificent Seven" (Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Nvidia, Meta, and Tesla). The ratio of long to short positions held by hedge funds in these seven stocks has fallen to approximately 2.5x – a record low, compared to around 3.0x at the end of the bear market in 2022. This suggests that there are now only 2....

On July 30, 2025, a pivotal date in the world of economics will be marked by the release of key reports from tech giants such as Meta, Microsoft, and Qualcomm. Analysts are anticipating strong results from these companies reflecting current economic events and their impact on corporate outlooks. The buzz surrounding large investments and increasing interest in the stocks of these ...

... influencing established consumption models of online services and information. Consequently, the economic foundations of internet business are changing: the transformation of user preferences threatens traditional revenue sources for companies like Google and Meta. What was once a reliable engine for profit growth now requires a reassessment. Both institutional and private investors are closely monitoring how corporations adapt to these new conditions, as this impacts their valuation in the market and the ...

... significant date for the global economy. On this day, the Federal Reserve of the United States decided to lower interest rates, which had a considerable impact on the financial markets. Investors were also drawn to reports from major companies like Apple and Meta, which demonstrated excellent performance despite the state of the global economy. Meanwhile, the price of gold continues to rise, indicating a growing interest in safe assets amid market uncertainty. What consequences might this have for the economy ...

... (P&G) and healthcare (UNH, Merck, AstraZeneca) to aerospace (Boeing) and the travel industry (Royal Caribbean). Investors will receive initial signals regarding the performance of these sectors. After Market Close: Visa, Booking Holdings, Starbucks, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Ford. In the evening, particular attention will be drawn to tech giants (Meta, Microsoft, Qualcomm) and the final results from Visa – taken together, they could significantly sway sentiment in both the tech and financial ...