TREE NEWS reports: Hedge funds including Tiger Global and Millennium suffered losses in October as worries over AI investment prospects, financing costs and profit delivery triggered a sharp correction in US tech stocks, with the selling continuing into November. Funds have been cutting holdings in semiconductors and other tech names, fueling risk aversion. Many major institutions still view the volatility as a clearing of crowded trades rather than the end of the AI investment boom.
AI stocks sold off as hedge funds post October losses
The notable signal here is the divergence in interpretation: funds are actively trimming semiconductor and tech exposure, yet major institutions frame the move as positioning cleanup rather than a thesis break. That gap matters because it leaves the AI trade's durability resting on whether profit delivery and financing conditions stabilize, not on sentiment alone. For RWA and tokenized-asset markets, sustained tech risk aversion tends to tighten the appetite for adjacent growth narratives. Whether the selling spreads beyond equities is the open question.
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