By Adria Cimino
Publication Date: 2025-11-24 00:10:00
These Magnificent Seven players are well-positioned to benefit in the AI boom.
Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller is known for delivering long-term results to investors. At the helm of Duquesne Capital Management, he delivered an average annual return of 30% over three decades — and never posted a money-losing year. That’s why it’s worth watching his investing moves, and today you still can do so as Druckenmiller, after closing the fund, continues to invest through the Duquesne family office. There, Druckenmiller oversees about $4 billion in securities.
And over the past year, this star investor has made a few shocking moves. Druckenmiller closed out positions in three of the world’s most successful companies. In the third quarter of last year, he sold all of his Nvidia (NVDA 0.97%) shares, and he did the same with Palantir Technologies (PLTR 0.57%) stock in the first quarter of this year. Finally, in the most recent quarter, Druckenmiller dumped all of his shares of Eli Lilly (LLY +1.57%) — and he opened positions in the two cheapest Magnificent Seven stocks. Let’s check out the details.
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Reporting on Form 13F
So, first, a bit of background on these three top stocks that Druckenmiller sold in recent times — and how we know about these moves. Investors managing more than $100 million in securities must report their buys and sells quarterly to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 13F. This is helpful for the rest of us because it…
