Alphabet: Market Value: $1.2 Trillion
It is not just the share price; even investor sentiments seem to be at an all-time high for Alphabet! After the COVID-19 pandemic dragged the market down with all its might, both retail and institutional investors flocked to safer bets like this one. Thanks to this trend, the Big Five company touched the $2000 mark for the first time since its stock market debut.
Amidst all this, Altarock Partners seems to be having the last laugh. In 2019, the company invested a quarter of its funds in Alphabet, and now, they have the option of cashing it in for a whopping $656 million!
Meta : Market Value: $802 Billion
Himalaya Capital Asset Management is known for punting on a handful of companies, and Facebook happens to be among the chosen ones. In 2020, it reassured everyone by booking up on the social network giant’s shares.
The asset management firm bought as many as 722K shares at a time when the annualized growth rate is pegged at 19.5%. It is true that Facebook’s valuation is 28 times more than the expected yearly earnings. But the fact that it runs a virtual monopoly in the social media world gives room for such a high market capitalization.
Microsoft: Market Value: $1.6 Trillion
Microsoft is a no-brainer option for all institutional investors who are looking for a diverse and risk-averse portfolio. After all, the tech giant has mastered the art of selling Office products and cloud services to individuals and enterprises alike.
If the $1.6 trillion market capitalization and the Bill Gates brand name don’t do enough to convince you, Skye Global Management’s recent acquisition of 1.5 million should help build a case. Given the hedge fund’s eye for blue-chip stocks, retail investors can tread the same path without fear in their minds.
Tesla: Market Value: $562.5 Billion
It seems like Tesla's creator Elon Musk has become synonymous with the company's name. However, some big-ticket names are gunning for success and plan to get incredibly wealthy should their investment pay off! One of them is Coatue Management which recently picked up another batch of 1.6 million shares.
So far, it has been generating great returns with the shares soaring and promising quarterly results. Although the analysts are a little iffy about the volatility of the stock, looking at the expanding entity's stockmarket future, everything looks great. Tesla is set to make even further leaps and bounds in its value.
Walmart: Market Value: $423.8 Billion
Whether or not to invest in a brick-and-mortar company like Walmart is a $423 billion question! And Cullinan Associates, a Kentucky-based consultancy, found their answer when the retail giant became a beneficiary of pandemic-induced sales in 2020. Ever since the company added 95,000 extra shares in their Walmart tagged basket, the stock price has gone up by at least 30%.
So far, Cullinan has done well by hedging its bets on traditional picks like Coca-Cola, Apple, and Microsoft. Now, Walmart is all set to become its latest multi-bagger pick in the near future.
Exxon Mobil: Market Value: $170.0 Billion
We have all been affected by the COVID 19 pandemic, and oil companies like Exxon Mobil are no different. The oil sales have dwindled, with most people stuck at home, leading to the energy giant's stock taking a hit, unfortunately driving the investors away in droves.
However, one billionaire hedge fund isn't giving up that easily in Exxon; in fact, they have increased their stake in the oil retailer. Holowesko Partners based in Bermuda have kept their faith in the business, and whether the decision to invest will pay off remains to be seen.
Netflix: Market Value: $219.8 Billion
With most of the population stuck at home due to the pandemic, the major winners have been online streaming service providers. Netflix, a significant player in the production and streaming business, has enjoyed massive success in the stock market, and while its shares have been a bit turbulent, many analysts are advising investors to buy.
Tiff Advisory Services seem to have taken the analysts' advice and increased their stake in Netflix to become the third-largest shareholder. Despite some highs and lows the streaming giant has experienced in the past, things are looking up, and soon the stock price will stabilize.
Apple: Market Value: $2.1 Trillion
We don't think there's anywhere in the world where you wouldn't find an Apple product; the tech giant has penetrated every possible market. As such, it isn't surprising that it is worth $2.1 trillion!
With a massive profit margin every year, many billionaire companies want a share of the world's most valuable company, and Camden Capital wasn't left behind. The California-based hedge fund has over 10.4% of Apple's stock, making it the second-largest shareholder, and considering that the IT company keeps coming up with new products, there's no doubt that the investment will pay off massively.
Chevron: Market Value: $172.9 Billion
Value stocks are a great way of making big money for investors, and the best way to find one is to choose those that are out of favor with the broader market. And when it comes to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Chevron is the only one that ticks all the boxes. Alpine Capital Research hunts for such stocks, and they initiated their position in the first quarter of 2020 when it was negative because of the pandemic and sluggish energy demand.
Today, Chevron seems to be in good shape as the stocks are up by a whopping sixty-six percent from their last year's flailing numbers.
Amazon: Market Value: $1.6 Trillion
If 2020’s market scenario had a tagline, it would be ‘billionaire investors selling their personal stake’! But it is worth mentioning that there is a buyer for every seller in the market, and in this case, it is none other than the billion-dollar Spark Investment Management.
After Spark’s $14.4 million investment in 2020, Amazon has taken second place in the firm’s list of largest investments. Jeff Bezos is certainly the richest man at the moment, but the New York-based hedge fund seems to have its eyes set on the future.
Salesforce.com: Market Value: $202.3 Billion
Software technology company Salesforce.com likes to stir the pot when it comes to the marketplace. Their acquisition of companies such as Slack Technologies has made some people very unhappy, but others see the potential for growth.
Kirksowald Asset Management decided to bet heavily on Salesforce.com's future by basing seventy-three percent of their entire portfolio on the tech provider. They really believe that big profits are on the horizon. With Salesforce.com's two hundred and two billion dollar value, this fantasy might just become a lucrative reality that will make a lot of people astoundingly rich. Well, richer than they already are.
Procter & Gamble: Market Value: $339.2 Billion
Procter & Gamble has a multitude of household products under its umbrella. With the pandemic, shelves after shelves have cleaned out owing to the high demand! The company has registered record sales, but this isn’t the best part. It is also known for paying up to 16% in dividends, making it a very lucrative stock.
Yacktman Asset Management knows the potential and upped its investment by 3%, taking Procter & Gamble’s share in its portfolio to 6.7%, which has increased from 6%. After PepsiCo, this is the firm’s second-largest holding of all.
Visa: Market Value: $443.9 Billion
Visa is among the handful of names that is preferred by mutual funds, hedge fund operators, and analysts alike. As a payments processing pioneer with a massive global reach, it is playing a major role in the boom of cashless transactions and digital payment options.
Thanks to Visa’s trustworthy business model and its solid financials, heavyweights like Warren Buffett and Odey Asset Management have placed their full trust in the company. In fact, Q3 of 2020 saw Odey raise its stake by 9000%, which roughly translates to 1.5 million shares.
Johnson & Johnson: Market Value: $392.2 Billion
Johnson and Johnson is one of the world's largest healthcare companies, manufacturing medical devices, consumer packaged goods, and pharmaceuticals. Yet, despite its poor performance in the previous year, many investors have faith in its stocks' value.
One such believer that has stuck with the renowned healthcare firm since 2006 is Levin Capital strategies, for which J&J is the third-largest stock in the company's diversified portfolio. Given the solid confidence in how valuable the company is and its work on developing a highly efficient COVID19 vaccine, there is no doubt that J&J is a solid stock for long-term investment.
Adobe: Market Value: $232.3 Billion
We don't think there's a creative software giant to compete with Adobe products that include, Photoshop for photography, Dreamweaver for website design, and Premiere Pro for all your video needs. Their products are popular among creatives worldwide, making them the perfect company for anyone to invest in.
With projected earnings of 15% in the next couple of years, it's not surprising to see Suvretta Capital Management increase its shareholding in Adobe. The hedge fund based in New York knows all about the software company as they have invested in it since 2013, and it seems they got their investment right!
Mastercard: Market Value: $334.1 Billion
Technology is evolving at a fast rate, and soon most people will be going cashless, using digital ways to pay and make transactions. As such, companies like Mastercard are set to profit greatly from that transition, making it one of the companies investors want to dip their hands in.
Not one to be left behind, Rivulet Capital invested in Mastercard, and with a 10.8% holding, they are in an excellent position to get a massive paycheck when the profits come in. Analysts predict that the financial services company is set to post growth earnings of over 17.5% in the next couple of years, and we must say, that's mouthwatering!
Cisco Systems: Market Value: $186.4 Billion
Although Cisco Systems remains the domineering vendor of networking infrastructures and has become one of the largest cybersecurity companies worldwide, it still recorded a decline in revenues over the past five quarters.
Despite this unexciting result, Generation Investment Management went ahead to acquire over 18 million shares during the third quarter, as the financial services firm believes, alongside analysts and management of the tech dynasty, that there would be a high revenue growth in the current quarter and years to come. Cisco’s unrelenting efforts towards enhancing its competitive advantage in the technology industry validate a high chance of a strong comeback.
Delta Air Lines: Market Value: $27.4 Billion
The CEO of Delta Airlines, Ed Bastian, expressed his optimism that 2021 would be a year of recovery, more tremendous growth and profitability for the firm which suffered during the pandemic for the simple reason that people were not traveling.
PAR Capital Management certainly shares in his belief as the firm purchased an additional 9450 shares to bring its total to over 3.5 million. This decision came as no surprise because compared to its competitors, Delta Airlines adjusted its operations to ride strong against the coronavirus pandemic's hit – keeping its position as one of the best airlines worldwide.
Barrick Gold: Market Value: $42 Billion
Warren Buffet, who is widely regarded today as one of the greatest investors in history, has repeatedly discouraged gold investments. So it was a massive shock to many when his company, Berkshire Hathaway, released its latest stock portfolio, and Barrick Gold was listed on it.
Platinum Investment is another company that may not be big on commodities but own a considerable amount of shares in Barrick Gold, showing just how valuable the company is. There is an understanding that gold tends to rise when investors seek protection against financial risks; hence with the pandemic, gold is expected to increase steadily.
McDonald's: Market Value: $157.6 Billion
Capital Wealth Planning's portfolio comprises high-quality, high dividend, mega-cap, blue-chip stocks diversified across various sectors. This enhanced dividend income portfolio is committed to reducing the investment burden or risks on clients; so that one or two bad bets would not sink the entire stock picks.
McDonald's is the second-largest holding of Capital Wealth Planning; due to the company raising its stake in MCD by 6% through the acquisition of additional 29,163 shares in the third quarter. The investment company's decision was no surprise as McDonald's holds the title of the world's largest restaurant chain, and as of 2020, the ninth highest global brand valuation.
PayPal Holdings: Market Value: $251.4 Billion
PayPal is a large-scale digital platform providing money transfer services worldwide and the fastest growing company with top stocks today. Despite its split off from eBay in 2015, PayPal has waxed on ever stronger. Given its consistent record of great earnings and growth, many analysts felt that it was a wise investment for Soma Equity Partners to increase its stake by getting 100,000 shares more.
Experts predict that PayPal would experience annual revenue growth of almost 22%, and with the tremendous performance thus far – there is no doubt that the financial institution can live up to expectations.
Walt Disney: Market Value: $227.4 Billion
Most billionaires are where they are because they worked hard and invested wisely in high-profile companies. Despite massively affected by the pandemic, some institutions like Walt Disney have still managed to bring in investors that see potential in the company.
Matrix Capital Management is one of those investors who hope Disney would do better in the future and have doubled their stake in the film production giant, holding 6.9% of the shares. Whether that decision will pay off remains to be seen, but if the projections are right, then they will be smiling all the way to the bank.
IQVIA Holdings: Market Value: $32.1 Billion
Formerly Quintiles and IMS Health, Inc., IQVIA is a multinational company that operates in clinical research and the health information technology industries to provide support services for biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical establishments and individuals. The company, whose profits are likely to double over the next decade, has HealthCor Management as its most prominent investor.
The New York-based Investment firm got extra 295,950 shares in the third quarter, thereby raising its stakes in IQVIA by 54%. Unlike Bain Capital that decided to cut down on its position on IQVIA, 5.3% of Healthcor’s portfolio value is held by the latter.
T-Mobile US: Market Value: $162.8 Billion
T- Mobile made efforts to establish its presence in the highly competitive telecommunication industry when the combination with Sprint provided the resources that make it what it is today. The merger gave the companies the potential to become the dominating network in the Telecom market over competitors like AT&T and Verizon.
One investor that moved in to stake a claim when the merger closed was Egerton Capital, who, on seeing the incredible possibilities, bought a good amount of shares and currently has 5.4% of its total portfolio held by T- Mobile.
Starbucks: Market Value: $117.5 Billion
It should not shock anyone that Starbucks is on this list. Regardless of the naysayers, the beverage-chain has been multiplying its stores worldwide, undeterred and unhindered! Exceeding the market’s expectations seems to be the norm for this company. While there are many admirers of this brand, Magellan Asset Management appears to be the most ardent one!
Even though there is a bearish trend in the market, the fund has additionally purchased 630,989 shares. It makes up 6.5% of the portfolio size and figures in the top five of the firm’s investments in terms of value.
Danaher: Market Value: $158.7 Billion
Danaher was not listed among the best healthcare firms for 2021 for nothing; the firm's record speaks for itself - delivery of high returns and skyrocketing of stocks to three times its value in less than six months.
Sandler Capital Management has seen the massive potential embedded in the Danaher and raised its stakes by 35% recently, making it the fund's second-largest stock with a value of 5.6% of its entire portfolio. According to Wall Street and business analysts, Danaher is undoubtedly a valuable stock, and the consensus recommendation is to buy.
Medtronic: Market Value: $151.3 Billion
HealthCor Management has always stood out for investing in high-value, blue-chip health care stocks; therefore, it comes as no surprise that they own many Medtronic shares.
Medtronic has been identified as one of the few companies with a firm foundation and strong financial position to navigate any economic uncertainty or downside. With its increase in dividend yearly, growth in the dividend per share by 50%, and compounded annual growth rate of 17% over the past 43 years, HealthCor most definitely made a wise investment by increasing its stake by 53%.
UnitedHealth Group: Market Value: $330.8 Billion
With a grim forecast of $278.3 billion for this year and a market value of roughly $350 billion, the UnitedHealth Group is the largest publicly traded health insurer by a wide margin. Moreover, the group also happens to be the most heavily weighted stock at nearly $350 a share. We think that you might be wondering, who is UNH's biggest investor?
Well, Sanders Capital, a New York hedge fund, is a long-time fan and an investor since 2010. Not only that but only recently, it raised its stakes by nearly three percent. So, are you planning to follow the path of million-dollar investors?
General Electric: Market Value: $92.9 Billion
We agree that General Electric has significantly changed in the last few years, and it indeed isn't what it used to be. However, it does not indicate that an industrial conglomerate can't be a remunerative value play. Not only does South Asset Management own GE since 2017, but Wall Street is also beating the drum of the industrial giant.
Only recently, it appears that the stock market got the memo as GE gained nearly sixty percent in the last three months. Well, if you have any interest in becoming a retail investor, we are sure this must have helped you. So, what are you thinking?
Baxter International: Market Value: $39 Billion
It turns out not only a London-based hedge fund called Veritas Asset Management, but we also see value in Baxter International. And probably that's why it hiked its position in the medical supply company by almost twenty-two percent, which accounts for more than 2 million shares.
Months ago, the Baxter International stock turned negative, giving the top investor a chance to get the shares at a reasonable price.
As far as last year is concerned, the stock has turned ten percent off this year, hurt by the pandemic outbreak globally and impacting hospitalizations and medical procedures.
Twitter: Market Value: $38 Billion
Last year, the social media giant Twitter made some unbelievable gains, with a more than fifty percent increase. Analysts maintain that as the company's valuation has become a bit stretched, the investors who were able to ride the surge got in at the right time. We think that is why Wall Street always leans so much on calling its shares a Hold.
Even though the shares are a bit pricy these days, the kind of growth it has seen recently would allow it to grow exponentially. Since 2018, the SRS Investment Management has been a prize Twitter bull, and we think it has paid off well!
Bristol-Myers Squibb: Market Value: $139.6 Billion
Bristol-Myers Squibb is a pharmaceutical industry that has been suffering a little due to the pandemic. With a trip to a doctor and clinical trials increasingly becoming difficult, the healthcare sector may not be ideal, but from a broader perspective, it still is promising.
Blue Rock Advisors loves to invest in the industry and has purchased 126,737 shares with a valuation of $7.6 million. It is a lot to invest, considering the entity now accounts for 6.6% of the total portfolio value. The fund seems to be executing a strategy as its top pick has been all brand-new stakes.
Home Depot: Market Value: $288.7 Billion
After rallying 23% in a single year alone, Home Depot has emerged as a front runner for many investment firms as a potential gold mine, and Chilton Investment Company has already placed their bets!
The Stamford, Connecticut-based hedge fund has invested a whopping total of 6.6% of their total portfolio size after purchasing another set of 39,725 shares. The firm is known for favoring the housing sector and likes to go big. Well, it must be doing something right as Richard Chilton Jr., its CEO, has just become a billionaire - impressive, no?
Cigna: Market Value: $77.1 Billion
When a business is making profits, it's likely to draw in wealthy investors, and Cigna is no different. The insurance company that houses subsidiaries like Vielife and Allegiance Life & Health Insurance Co. has been projected to make profits of upwards of 10%, making it one of the businesses people are often advised to invest in.
With 7% holding in Cigna, Glenview Capital Management is the fourth-largest shareholder, and having invested in the insurance giants since 2007; it seems they're reaping the benefits. Not many people like their insurance companies, but they're the go-to enterprise of choice for savvy billionaires.
Mondelez: Market Value: $83.8 Billion
If you are a fan of Oreo cookies and Triscuit crackers, then you have maybe knowingly or unknowingly interacted with the Mondelez company's products. The food maker was revamped from Kraft Foods Group, and while it didn't have stable trades after it went public, things changed in 2019 when a Brazilian hedge fund invested in it.
Known as the Verde Servicos Internacionais, the investor company from Sao Paulo has over 483,000 shares in the snacks business. While it hasn't been all sweet for people or institutions that have invested in Mondelez, things are looking up, and soon, they will enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Raytheon Technologies: Market Value: $111.3 Billion
Known as one of the enormous intelligence, defense, and aerospace providers in the world, Raytheon Technologies has made loads of money from government contracts. As such, they are an enticing business for wealthy people and institutions to invest in. With over 1.6 million shares, Soroban Capital Partners is the fourth highest shareholder in the company.
Despite losing some footing in the stock market after the merger with United Technologies, Raytheon is slowly recovering. With Soroban's investment, there's no doubt that that future is most certainly looking bright and lucrative for the defense contractor.
Lowe's: Market Value: $111.4 Billion
Despite facing massive competition from Home Depot in the home improvement business, Lowe's isn't idly standing by; they are making strides in keeping the competition on their toes. Since going public in 1961, the supply chain has been posting increased dividend allocation every year, and that's why billionaire companies are going all in to be part of it.
With 8.6% of the portfolio value, Verde Servicos Internacionais from Brazil is the highest stockholder at Lowe's. If the projections are anything to go by, they're bound to make a huge windfall in upcoming years.
Charter Communications: Market Value: $134.0 Billion
Investing in communications can be lucrative. That's why a lot of hedge funds and billionaire investors such as the legendary Warren Buffer have opted to buy interests in the American cable service provider Charter Communications.
Charter owns a huge portion of the market share, and if you look at their one hundred and thirty-four billion-dollar value, it is clear that putting your money into this venture is a smart decision. Aligning with a company that recently bought out Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks is a pathway to success many analysts would recommend as television will always be around in some way or form.
HCA Healthcare: Market Value: $51.7 Billion
Although HCA Healthcare doesn't have as big a market share as some other health industry giants, financial experts reckon it is a good place to start as an investor looking to get into this specific industry.
Cryder Capital Partners, a hedge fund in London, is looking to do precisely that and has made use of HCA in this regard. The fund raised its stake in the firm by a whopping seventeen percent, which means they now own just under a million shares. It seems that a sharp drop in the share price during the third quarter of 2020 prompted Cryder to take more ground in line with their long-term goals.
PepsiCo: Market Value: $199.6 Billion
When it comes to the soft drink industry, there are two big players. One of them is, of course, PepsiCo with its nearly two billion dollar market valuation, which gives it tons of potential for further investments.
One of the companies that decided to double down on their prospects with Pepsico is the London hedge fund Lindsell Train, which upped their portfolio with forty thousand shares. They've already reaped the benefits of this decision, with their value portfolio increasing by over a percent. That might not sound like much, but when there are billions of bucks involved, it's quite the number!
Nike: Market Value: $215.0 Billion
It seems that when it comes to growth, beating the progression of apparel company Nike is very difficult. In the last few years, the company's share price has increased by more than eighty-five percent, which has made investors such as Gladstone Capital Management take notice.
In fact, Gladstone has increased its stake in Nike by a mind-blowing fifteen percent, which in the current market screams absolute confidence in this particular pick. Despite the fact that Nike is market capped at $215 billion, they are expected to deliver returns on investment of over twenty percent in the coming years!
Comcast: Market Value: $236 Billion
Some investors know how to pick their battles, and billionaire Nelson Peltz is no exception to that rule. His hedge fund Trian Fund Management only holds nine different stocks, so you know that this man knows just precisely how to pick them.
One of the companies that Peltz betted on heavily during the last financial season is America's largest cable provider Comcast. With a market valuation of two hundred and thirty-six billion dollars, it's a doozy now that makes up over eleven percent of Trian's portfolio. That's an impressive five percent increase from previous years.
Merck: Market Value: $206.1 Billion
Being a leader in the pharmaceutical industry requires that you have an edge that other companies don't. For health giant Merck that blade comes in the form of their cancer treatment Keytruda, which has made it a valuable asset to investor's portfolios.
That's why billionaire Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway has acquired over twenty-two million shares in the healthcare leader. With Merck's patent on their unique medicinal product being safe from the generic market for another eight years, the time to get into this potential fountain of money is undoubtedly right now, and Warren knows this.
Goldman Sachs: Market Value: $81.1 Billion
It makes sense for a company specializing in investment to partner with another business that advises people on how to spend their money, right? If you said yes, you're probably the type of person who would also invest in financial connoisseurs Goldman Sachs.
That train of thought is just precisely what led value investor Greenhaven and Associates to procure another twenty-six thousand shares in GS to bring the total holdings up to three million. This makes it an excellent time to have these pieces in hand, as most analysts agree that now is the time to hold on to any Goldman Sachs shares.
CME Group: Market Value: $65.2 Billion
Over the years, the Chicago-based CME Group has become a valued part of the proposition in the marketplace. This has piqued the interest of investors worldwide.
Thus, it's no surprise that Australian investment firm VGI Partners has decided to further increase its share of the holdings in CME. In the past, CME has performed at optimal levels and has outshined every aspect of the initial prospects analysts have placed on the exchange operator. It is clear that this business is going nowhere but up and investors know that growth is almost guaranteed.
Bausch Health Companies: Market Value: $6.8 Billion
Sometimes a company needs to completely rebrand itself, and that's what happened with Valeant Pharmaceuticals, now called Bausch Health Companies. After several allegations of mismanagement and misconduct, a new way forward was needed to repair the fabric of the business.
Although this entity has suffered, plenty of investors have shown interest in the $6.8 billion health provider, and the future prospects are looking promising. Hedge funds such as Permian Investment Partners and billionaire John Paulson have all climbed aboard this medicare provider's train with hopes of conducting it into the Grand Central Station of financial success.
SPDR Gold Shares: Market Value: $70.1 Billion
While gold hasn’t been the best long-term option, it could be a dark horse for all swing traders out there. It is one of the major reasons why billionaire investors have SPDR Gold Shares in their portfolio.
With the fifth portion of their holdings in SPDR, Arnhold is among the hedge funds that are beating heavy on gold’s future. Besides, an exchange-traded fund of this kind can be enticing for retail traders too. In order to give you a final push to buy the ETF, Arnhold even increased its stake by 4% in the third quarter!
Berkshire Hathaway: Market Value: $186.4 Billion
You saw this one coming, didn't you? With someone like Warren Buffett sitting at the helm of your stock, you can expect to beat index returns almost all the time. Check Capital Management had the same line of thought when they decided to make Berkshire Hathaway their second-largest investment - that amounts to a whopping 1.3 million shares.
The Oracle of Omaha also holds the first position in Check Capital's list. A little confused? The hedge fund has basically invested 46% of its available funds on Berkshire Hathaway's call options. Now, we have clearly spotted a fan!
PG&E: Market Value: $25 Billion
We have to agree that utility companies are slightly risky bets. On the other hand, they more than adequately compensate for it by paying timely dividends - PG&E is one such company. It is a name that is well-known for going to the brink and coming back after bankruptcy and forest fire issues had plagued its operations.
Despite all the past issues, fund managers like Silver Point Capital and Greenwich have doubled down on PG&E’s future. A 37% jump in the last quarter of 2020 would have certainly been reassuring for them.
SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust
Yes, yet another ETF has made it to our list! The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust is your best bet to keep track of the overall market’s performance. Besides, the fact that it doesn’t have more than 1% of its total investment in any company makes it a viable option for risk-averse investors.
In what came as a confidence-boosting move, Castle Hook Partners allocated more than half of its funds on the ETF. In the long run, we are pretty sure that the SPY ticker will show a lot less red than most listed companies!