As most investors know, those who manage more than $100 million, like George Soros, are required by the SEC to report their stock holdings within 45 days of the end of each quarter. These results are often quite interesting as they allow investors and traders to zero in on stocks that may be suitable for them. It is assumed that these managers make their buy and sell decisions based on fundamental and not technical analysis. Legendary investor George Soros has added to long positions in these two stocks—should you be buying them, too?
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