The latest data from a leading industry publication has revealed some intriguing insights into the buying trends of hedge funds. According to the report, L/S (Long/Short) equity funds are experiencing a significant boost in investor interest, with assets under management (AUM) increasing by over 20% in the past year. This surge can be attributed to several factors, including skews in technology, financials, and healthcare.

In particular, technology stocks have seen a remarkable increase in popularity among hedge funds, with AUM growing by an impressive $450 million. Financials are also performing well, with AUM increasing by $230 million, while healthcare has seen a more modest but still notable growth of $90 million.

On the other hand, hedge funds have been relatively balanced in their buying activity across various sectors. While they have shown some interest in technology, real estate, and consumer goods, they have also been selling certain assets such as communications services, energy, and healthcare.

It’s worth noting that these trends are subject to change based on a variety of factors, including market conditions and investor sentiment. As always, it’s important for hedge funds to carefully evaluate their investment strategies and adjust them accordingly in order to remain competitive and achieve their investment objectives.