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Fast Money Funds Ditch US Stocks For Safe Havens as Jitters Rise

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Fast money funds are shifting their investments from US stocks to safer assets due to rising market volatility, indicating a decrease in investor confidence.

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Bearish
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80%
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Short Term

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The latest bout of volatility lashing US stocks has driven some quantitative investment managers completely out of equities and into less risky assets.

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