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Hedge Funds Anticipate US Stock Market Decline Amid Election Uncertainty, Raising Pension Concerns

  • Hedge funds are making unprecedented multi-billion-dollar bets against the US stock market, signaling expectations of a market crash that could impact retirement savings across America, according to Goldman Sachs data.
  • Elliott Management warned that Trump’s presidency is fueling speculative bubbles in markets that could 'wreak havoc' if they crash, as reported by the Financial Times.
  • Concerns increased after a significant sell-off in major US tech stocks, particularly Nvidia, which lost nearly $600 billion in valuation amid fears over competition from the Chinese AI company DeepSeek.
  • The shift in hedge fund positioning indicates a dramatic change in market sentiment, threatening the financial security of millions relying on 401s and pension funds.
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Note: The information provided by The Liberty Daily or any related communications is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. We do not provide personalized investment, financial, or legal advice. The Liberty Daily benefits from purchases made through our sponsors. Hedge funds are engaging in a multi-billion-dollar gamble against the U.S. economy, betting that Donald Trump’s presidency will lead to a sign…

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“Trump’s Wrath”: Hedge Funds’ Massive Bets on Stock Market Crash Raise Concerns for Retirement Accounts

Hedge funds are engaging in a multi-billion-dollar gamble against the U.S. economy, betting that Donald Trump’s presidency will lead to a significant stock market crash, potentially devastating 401(k)s, IRAs, pensions, and individual savings across America. According to recent data from Goldman Sachs, there has been a dramatic uptick in ‘short’ bets against U.S. stocks, indicating a widespread belief in an impending market collapse. Throughout J…

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Pension disaster: Hedge funds bet on US stock market crash amid 'Trump uncertainty' in blow to savings

Hedge funds are making unprecedented multi-billion-dollar bets against the US stock market, signalling expectations of a devastating crash that could wreak havoc on retirement savings across America

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Hedge funds bet billions on market crash in Trump’s America

Goldman Sachs reports a surge in short bets against US stocks

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US PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s tariff increases imposed on China, Mexico and Canada come into effect today but already this has set off a massive fall on stock markets across the world on Monday. According to Russ Mould, director at the investment company AJ Bell: ‘The prospect of a full-blown trade war has spooked investors as […]

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, January 31, 2025.
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