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Wall Street futures pointed moderately higher pre-bell Monday as traders waded back into tech shares
Three critical earnings reports will dictate the market's direction in the first week of November.
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The fund bought $18.9 million of Microsoft and $6.6 million of NXP Semiconductors while selling $22.0 million of Alphabet and $21.0 million of Apple.
The fund added $140.6 million in new buying across 849 positions, with Apple, Amazon and Microsoft leading the largest purchases.
The fund bought $198.6 million of stock and sold nothing, raising 100 positions and trimming none.
The fund bought $199.4 million of stock in Thursday's session, led by $30.3 million of NVIDIA and $16.6 million of Apple.
Monday’s earnings report will test whether investors continue to treat Apple as a relative safe haven.
The fund bought $213.4 million more than it sold, with Exxon Mobil a new 1.36% position.
The $13.26 billion fund sold $430.9 million of stock on Thursday, with no purchases and 99 positions trimmed.
The $796.87 billion fund sold $2.02 billion of stock and bought nothing on Thursday, Oct. 29.
The fund sold $2.24 billion of stock, cutting 100 positions and adding none, with NVIDIA and Apple its largest sales.
The fund sold $573.2 million of stock and bought nothing, cutting 495 positions while increasing none.
The 3x leveraged tech ETF sold $950.0 million of stock and bought nothing, cutting 74 positions.
ETFs sold $491.5 million of Apple stock on Oct. 29, with 53 funds buying and 26 selling.
Tech-heavy funds and broad-market ETFs drove a net outflow day while financials and energy attracted fresh money.