Steve Cohen’s Wild Stock Shuffle Will Make You Question Your Life Choices

Ah, behold the splendid ballet of capital! The global asset juggernaut helmed by the inimitable Steve Cohen pirouettes across the stock floor, shedding its old, dusty companions with a flourish and embracing the new with a manic gleam in its financial eye.

Point72 Asset Management’s most recent 13F filing reveals a veritable exorcism of Walmart (WMT). Yes, all 1,941,836 shares-$200.125 million worth-vanished into the ether of Q4, leaving only a faint scent of retail regret.

PayPal (PYPL), too, felt the icy hand of dismissal. A modest 876,306 shares, summing to $58.765 million, were spirited away, perhaps to the same mysterious land as lost socks and unclaimed Amazon packages. Confluent (CFLT), that poor data-streaming sprite, was similarly unceremoniously evicted: 17,206,434 shares valued at $340.687 million, gone-poof!

But fear not, for new romances bloom in the portfolio’s garden. BlackRock (BLK) caught Cohen’s wandering eye: 168,495 shares purchased for $180.346 million, a tryst in the quarter’s twilight. Visa (V) and Cisco (CSCO) were next on the dance card, 712,247 and 3,946,782 shares respectively, costing a mere $249.792 million and $304.020 million-merely pocket change for a financier of Cohen’s flair.

And lest we forget, Citigroup (C) was beckoned to the banquet, 1,356,284 shares gobbled up for $158.264 million, like a banker’s buffet of liquid assets.

In this menagerie, Nvidia towers like an aloof king, $1.862 billion in shimmering NVDA shares, commanding 2.1% of the portfolio, while Taiwan Semiconductor skulks in second place with $1.417 billion, a modest 1.6%. Amazon (AMZN) and Microsoft (MSFT) quietly nestle into the billion-dollar echelon, hyperscalers wrapped in digital silks.

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2026-04-09 20:21