It's not uncommon for Stanley Druckenmiller to buy a group of stocks in one particular sector. The billionaire investor has done this frequently with tech stocks and, recently, financials. Certain conditions favor some sectors over others,

Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office reported its 13F holdings report for Q4 2024 on Feb. 14. The billionaire finished 2024 with $3.72 billion in assets invested in 78 securities, averaging nearly $50 million per security.

Stanley Druckenmiller and his Duquesne Family Office has been a great hedge fund for investors to track. In the fourth quarter, Druckenmiller opened a new position in Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). Prior to the fourth quarter,

Stanley Druckenmiller likes to make big bets. He once said that if you see something really exciting, “bet the ranch on it.” Druckenmiller was formerly George Soros's right-hand man. He helped make the famous bet against the British pound in 1992,

Altogether, Druckenmiller held 74 different U.S. common stocks at year-end, the most ever in a quarter since he began filing on behalf of his family office nearly a decade ago. The common stock portfolio was valued at $3.55 billion at year-end, the highest amount in four quarters.

Druckenmiller has since closed the fund but invests through the Duquesne Family Office -- and here he recently made a big move. Druckenmiller last year dumped all of his Nvidia ( NVDA 0.63%) shares, and in the fourth quarter, opened a position in another top artificial intelligence (AI) stock. Let's find out more.

Warren Buffett once told shareholders,  “The worst sort of business is one that grows rapidly, requires significant capital to engender the growth, and then earns little or no money. Think airlines.” He continued,

Very few investors can claim to be in the same league as Warren Buffett, arguably the greatest investor ever. But billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller is one of them. Druckenmiller worked as a fund manager for George Soros,