Hedge funds hit panic button harder than in ten years, Adam Khoo says

Hedge funds hit panic button harder than in ten years, Adam Khoo says
Hedge funds cut stock exposure sharply

Hedge funds have reduced their stock market bets more sharply than at any point in the past ten years.

Adam Khoo, executive chairman and co-founder of Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group, described this market move and referenced Morgan Stanley's tracking of total hedge fund client money in stocks. Khoo argued that such declines signal funds are being forced to cut their positions.

Khoo has previously examined the role of major tech names, analyzing whether AI stocks are driving market performance nine months into 2026. In another article, he challenged the stance of leading managers on value strategies after years of muted returns, questioning whether value investing still works. His recent comments follow a pattern of tracking high-profile shifts in market leadership and investment approaches.

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