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Goldman Sachs Pitches Hedge Funds New Swap Trade to Bet Against Software Loans Amid AI Fears

Goldman Sachs Pitches Hedge Funds New Swap Trade to Bet Against Software Loans Amid AI Fears

Goldman Sachs is offering hedge funds a way to go long or short on corporate loans, according to a person familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters. The new angle: a total return swap—this derivative lets investors bet on a loan’s price swings without actually holding the debt. No trades have gone through yet. AI-related jitters are filtering into credit, with software-sector loans on the radar. Goldman said it partners with clients on trading ideas across asset classes, regardless of market backdrop.
BlackRock Fund Curbs Rattle Banks and Property Trades as Standard Motor Products Draws Bottom-Fishing Calls

BlackRock Fund Curbs Rattle Banks and Property Trades as Standard Motor Products Draws Bottom-Fishing Calls

BlackRock’s move to limit withdrawals from its $26 billion private-credit fund kept pressure on banks and property-related trades Monday, though a late-session comeback lifted Wall Street. Sentiment was also rattled by new trouble at bankrupt auto-parts supplier First Brands and the fallout from failed UK mortgage lender Market Financial Solutions.
Blackstone stock (BX) closes higher — what to watch after Trump’s housing push and a Barclays call

Blackstone stock (BX) closes higher — what to watch after Trump’s housing push and a Barclays call

Blackstone Inc. shares jumped 1.49% to close at $157.62 on Friday, beating the broader market gains. The S&P 500 rose 0.65%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.48% that day. Trading volume hit around 2.8 million shares, falling short of the stock’s 50-day average. Despite Friday’s uptick, the shares still sit more than 17% below their September 52-week peak.
11 January 2026
Opendoor stock pops after Trump targets big homebuyers as CEO insists firm “doesn’t hold the homes”

Opendoor stock pops after Trump targets big homebuyers as CEO insists firm “doesn’t hold the homes”

Opendoor Technologies shares rose Thursday after CEO Kaz Nejatian dismissed worries from investors over President Donald Trump’s plan to crack down on large institutional homebuyers. “We’re not institutional investors … We don’t hold the homes!” Nejatian insisted. https://www.tradingview.com/news/stockstory:ea2657819094b:0-opendoor-open-shares-skyrocket-what-you-need-to-know/
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