Billionaire Investors Dump Nvidia, Embrace Amazon and HubSpot for AI Growth

Wednesday, 3 April 2024, 09:35

Billionaire hedge fund managers are selling Nvidia shares to invest in other AI companies like Amazon and HubSpot. Despite Nvidia's remarkable 517% surge in 2023, prominent investors like Israel Englander and Steven Cohen are decreasing their stakes. Amazon and HubSpot's AI-focused strategies attract top investors with their potential to create long-term shareholder value.
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Billionaire Investors Dump Nvidia, Embrace Amazon and HubSpot for AI Growth

Wall Street Billionaires' Investments in AI Stocks

Several billionaire hedge fund managers sold shares in Nvidia but purchased Amazon and HubSpot in the fourth quarter.

Billionaires' Actions:

  • Israel Englander: Sold 1.7 million Nvidia shares, reducing stake by 45%.
  • Steven Cohen: Sold 1.1 million Nvidia shares, reducing stake by 66%.
  • David Tepper: Sold 235,000 Nvidia shares, reducing stake by 23%.

Billionaires invested in Amazon and HubSpot, known for strong AI offerings that promise substantial shareholder value.

Amazon Growth Engines:

  • E-commerce
  • Digital Advertising
  • Cloud Computing

Amazon's focus on AI development and strong financial results position them for robust growth.

HubSpot's CRM Software:

  • Leader in Marketing Software
  • Specializes in Customer Relationship Management
  • Target Market: Small and Medium-Sized Businesses

HubSpot's AI investment and strong quarterly results make it an attractive growth stock for investors.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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