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"Long/short equity fund positioning for AI bubble deflation through quality software longs and overvalued shorts. Manager expects hyperscaler capex cuts and massive tech IPOs to trigger market inflection."
The Invenomic Fund returned 0.38% in March versus -4.98% for the S&P 1500, with the short portfolio contributing 6.81% while longs detracted 5.87%. The fund maintains 108.1% long and 91.4% short exposure across 154 long and 123 short positions. The manager believes markets are building toward an inflection point, with two primary catalysts identified: hyperscalers reducing AI capital expenditures as they approach negative free cash flow with no visible ROI, and upcoming IPOs of SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI with nearly $4 trillion collective valuation facing insufficient market demand. The long portfolio focuses on high-quality software companies deemed resistant to AI displacement, while shorts target overvalued companies expected to face substantial corrections when hype fades. Momentum factor volatility reached extreme levels with the fourth strongest rally in 21 years, historically indicating market instability. The manager expresses excitement about current opportunities despite acknowledging the volatile path ahead.
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