2023-11-15 12:30:18 ET
Tudor Investment, the hedge fund founded by billionaire Paul Tudor Jones, started new positions in Seagen ( NASDAQ: SGEN ), with 340K shares, AbbVie ( NYSE: ABBV ), with 157.3K shares, and Verisk Analytics ( NASDAQ: VRSK ), with 80.2K shares, during the third quarter, according to its latest 13F filing.
The firm boosted its stakes in Nvidia ( NASDAQ: NVDA ) to 178.7K from 40.6K, Horizon Therapeutics ( HZNP ) to 1.26M from 1.08M, Goldman Sachs ( NYSE: GS ) to 115.2K from 3.92K, and Chevron ( NYSE: CVX ) to 245.0K from 205.5K.
It closed out its holdings in Immersion Corp. ( NASDAQ: IMMR ) and Lennox International ( NYSE: LII ).
Reduced stakes in Medtronic ( NYSE: MDT ) to 301.5K from 359.7K, C3.ai ( NYSE: AI ) to 721.2K from 742.6K, and CME Group ( NASDAQ: CME ) to 111.6K from 117.4K, the filing showed.
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Tudor Investment opens new Seagen, AbbVie bets; exits Immersion, Lennox