A Goldman portfolio of favorite stocks is up 29% this year. Here are the new members
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A half dozen stocks turned up as the "shared favorites" in second-quarter filings for both hedge fund and mutual fund portfolios, according to the latest study by Goldman Sachs.
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What happened
A half dozen stocks turned up as the "shared favorites" in second-quarter filings for both hedge fund and mutual fund portfolios, according to the latest study by Goldman Sachs.
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