Hedge funds significantly increased their short positions on US stocks last week, reaching a record high according to Goldman Sachs data. This surge in short selling, which outpaced long buys two-to-one, was driven by concerns over artificial intelligence’s potential disruption to business models. The data from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. prime brokerage team covers the period from January 30 to February 5.
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Goldman Says Hedge Funds Add Record Shorts on US Stocks in Rout
Hedge funds significantly increased their short positions on US stocks last week, reaching a record high according to Goldman Sachs data. This surge in short selling, which outpaced long buys two-to-one, was driven by concerns over artificial intelligence’s potential disruption to business models. The data from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. prime brokerage team covers the period from January 30 to February 5.