3 Stocks Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller Is Buying Hand Over Fist
After sharpening his skills under the legendary currency trader George Soros, the billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller started the Duquesne Capital Management hedge fund in 1986. The fund produced 30% returns annually before he converted it into a family office, a private fund that's much easier to manage.These days, individual investors can't get Druckenmiller to manage their money directly, but there is a way to follow his trades. The Securities and Exchange Commission requires everyone who manages over $100 million in assets to disclose their trading activity every three months.Disclosures from the first three months of 2025 are in, and we can see that Druckenmiller has been busy. He added a dozen new positions to the Duquesne Family Office portfolio during the first quarter and more shares to over a dozen existing positions.Continue reading
After sharpening his skills under the legendary currency trader George Soros, the billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller started the Duquesne Capital Management hedge fund in 1986. The fund produced 30% returns annually before he converted it into a family office, a private fund that's much easier to manage.
These days, individual investors can't get Druckenmiller to manage their money directly, but there is a way to follow his trades. The Securities and Exchange Commission requires everyone who manages over $100 million in assets to disclose their trading activity every three months.
Disclosures from the first three months of 2025 are in, and we can see that Druckenmiller has been busy. He added a dozen new positions to the Duquesne Family Office portfolio during the first quarter and more shares to over a dozen existing positions.
