Stanley Druckenmiller Dumps Amazon And Alphabet While Loading Up On Commodities, Argentina And Biotech

Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office materially reduced exposure to large-cap tech in its latest 13F for Q1, cutting Amazon by roughly 94% and fully exiting Alphabet, while selling other names like DocuSign, Delta and DoorDash. The firm rotated into macro and commodity themes — initiating a Global X MSCI Argentina ETF position, boosting YPF by 433%, taking a stake in the iShares GSCI Commodity ETF and expanding holdings in industrial/commodity miners. Duquesne also added diversified semiconductor exposure (Broadcom, Intel, Micron, Arm) and increased biotech/healthcare bets (notably a >500% rise in ADMA Biologics). Market impact: a notable hedge-fund shift away from AI mega-cap concentration toward commodity, Latin America and biotech exposures, signaling potential reduced enthusiasm among a prominent macro investor for the AI-driven mega-cap tech trade.