Since Norges' big purchase of Apple is a matter of public record, the need for continued secrecy is a mystery to me.
For the first time in nearly a decade, funds with at least $100 million under management have bet bigger on a different company.

"This is incredible stuff. The last part made me tear up."

Is there no penalty on Wall Street for that?
Why the central bank of Norway liquidated its 50,785,599 shares before the run-up is still a mystery.
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Three quarters of hedge fund trading activity in one snazzy interactive chart

From a note to clients by Bernstein's Toni Sacconaghi that landed in my inbox Tuesday.

Dediu has a dog in this fight, but he may be right.
From Malik's Thoughts on Google Photos vs. Apple Photos.
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