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It’s been a painful month for hedge funds. To turn it around, they are shorting U.S. stocks.

In response to losses on popular trades, hedge funds are now shorting U.S. stocks aggressively to try and win back some performance.

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It’s been a painful month for hedge funds. To turn it around, they are shorting U.S. stocks.
In response to losses on popular trades, hedge funds are now shorting U.S. stocks aggressively to try and win back some performance.
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It’s been a painful month for hedge funds. To turn it around, they are shorting U.S. stocks.

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