Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Lunch, our afternoon update on today's market action, news and analysis.

Good afternoon. Today is Wednesday, November 15th, and I'm your host, Kim Kahn.

Top story so far. It's the busy time of year for money managers.

The third quarter 13 F filings are rolling in.

13 Fs to disclose equity holdings of institutional investment managers who have $100 million or more

under management.

Here's a snapshot of the moves made by some of the big names that seeking off the subscribers

follow closely.

Michael Burry, of the Big Short fame, closed out his $1.6 billion broader market short that he opened

in August.

Burry Sionasset Management reported that it no longer held 2 million puts on the Spider

S&P or Spy and 2 million puts on the InvestGo Triple Q Trust.

Sion also disclosed a new short on ship stocks with 100,000 put options for the

iShare semiconductor E. Socks. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway

exited at stakes in General Motors and Arbitcharged Play

Activision Blizzard. It also divested smaller stakes in J&J, Mondalee's, Procterin Gamble, and United

Parcel Service.

Bridgewater Associates, the Hedge Fund founded by Ray Dahlia, boosted its holdings in 3M, Abbott Labs, and Best Buy.

It exited its positions in Apple and Shopify.

Duquesne Family Office, run by Stan Druckenmiller, shifted some investments in technology,

closing out its position in meta platforms, but taking a new stake in Google Parent Alphabet.

David Tepper's Appaloosa exited its holdings in Apple, Marvell Technology, and Broadcom,

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