The time has come for the year that large hedge funds publish their asset reports in publicly traded companies and funds by the end of the last third of 2018.
An impression immediately makes Soros Fund Management of the great George Soros. An interesting tendency there is that the investor leaves behind the risky shares by selling them and replacing them with large exposures in passive investments.
In the last quarter of the previous year, the fund is divided into companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Alibaba, and a quick look at the graphs shows the uncertainties of the technology sector.
Soros also cuts its exposure to the real estate sector by reducing holdings in Caesars Entertainment and Vici Properties.
Instead of trend and risky shares, Soros is targeting passive investment. His fund opened new expositions in the iShares Russell 1000 ETF and the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund.
Soros' active investments towards the end of 2018:
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