While most investors in the stock market are looking for prices to go up, many hedge fund managers are betting billions of dollars that some stock prices will go down.
Goldman Sachs just released its new quarterly "Hedge Fund Trend Monitor" report, detailing the positions of the top hedge funds.
Within the report, Goldman presented its "Very Important Short Position".
The list includes multiple companies in the oil, retail, and technology industries.
Some of the companies on the list are:
Sysco, Halliburton, Wal-Mart, Verizon, Chevron, ACE Limited, Target, Monsanto, Avago Technologies, Johnson & Johnson, Boeing, Caterpillar, IBM, Schlumberger, Intel, AT&T, Express Scripts Holdings, Exxon Mobil, Walt Disney.
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