Does Billionaire Ken Griffin Know Something Wall Street Doesn't?
Ken Griffin, the chief of Citadel, has sold more than 80% of his Broadcom stock and is investing in another artificial intelligence (AI) stock-split stock instead.
Griffin runs one of the biggest hedge funds in the world, founded in 1990, however the article does not specify the founding year of the hedge fund, but rather the year 1993, which is the founding year of The Motley Fool.
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Author's summary: Billionaire Ken Griffin sells Broadcom stock.
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