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How's it going out there? It's Wednesday, February 17th.

My friend Curzier hosted the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast, where I break down the headlines and tell you what's really moving these markets.

You know, I read something interesting yesterday.

Get ready for a little bit of a rant here.

Very serious rant though.

And I'm not sure if you know this, so just before the rant, let me bring everybody in here.

But every quarter, the large... So just before the rent, let me bring everybody in here.

But every quarter, the largest hedge funds, institutions, pension funds,

mutual funds, guys that manage money,

they have to list their holdings, right?

That includes their latest activity that buys and sells on positions within their fund,

and it's defined by the SEC as the information required of institutional investment managers form.

You guys probably know it as a 13F.

So you want to get more specific, anyone managing over a hundred million dollars has to list their

recent holdings to the public. And these funds have 45 days after the end of each quarter to file.

So many of these 13-Fs pretty much all come out at the same time and a ton of them came out over the past couple of days. You have guys like David Einhorn, Greenlight Capital, Paulson and Co, you know, run by John Paulson,

Appaloosa, David Tepper, you have ICONSaurus, Bill Acton, Persian Square, all these guys have to list their holdings. They come out these

13 Fs. You want to see what these guys are buying and selling. So these legendary investors have

to, you know, basically list this activity after every quarter.

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