3 Stocks Billionaires Are Piling Into Right Now -- and 1 Might Surprise You
Billionaire hedge fund managers David Tepper, Ken Griffin, and David Einhorn have made significant investments in Micron Technology, Amazon, Nvidia, and Versant Media Group. Recent 13-F disclosures reveal the details of their investments, with Tepper adding to Micron, Griffin buying Amazon and Nvidia, and Einhorn taking a new position in Versant Media Group.
Billionaire hedge fund managers have made notable investments in various stocks. David Tepper's Appaloosa Management added 1 million shares of Micron Technology, making it his fourth-largest holding. Ken Griffin's Citadel Advisors bought nearly 11 million shares of Amazon and 12 million shares of Nvidia. David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital took a new position in Versant Media Group, which owns MSNBC, CNBC, and USA Network, after it spun off from Comcast in January. Versant Media Group's stock is down 10% since its launch but has surged 48% over the past month. The investments come amid a volatile market, with stocks rebounding in April after a sharp decline in the first quarter.
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