The Biggest Hedge fun sell of in 13 years

Hedge funds are selling… fast. 📉And not just a few positions, entire portfolios are being unwound at a pace we haven’t seen in over a decade.On the surface, it looks like panic.But underneath, it’s something more structured.For four straight months, global equities have faced consistent selling pressure,from U.S. tech to Asian markets,as funds react to rising geopolitical tension and market uncertainty.But the story doesn’t end with selling.Short positions are climbing.Systematic funds are de-risking.And entire sectors are being rotated out of, not because they’re broken,but because sentiment has shifted.This is what capitulation looks like.A point where fear peaks,positions get crowded,and the market starts pricing in the worst-case scenario.And historically?That’s often where things begin to turn.Because when everyone leans one way,it doesn’t take much to trigger a reversal.In this week’s StayWired, we break down what’s behind this massive sell-off,what it signals for global markets,and why periods like this often set the stage for the next big move.