“奥巴马医改”补贴到期临近，对冲基金14周来首次净卖出美国医疗股

Group 1 - Goldman Sachs reported that hedge funds sold more U.S. healthcare stocks than they bought last week, marking the first time in 14 weeks this has occurred due to impending subsidy expirations [1] - Approximately 24 million Americans purchased health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, with increased costs expected if Congress does not act before the subsidies expire on December 31 [1] - The ratio of short positions to long positions exceeded eight to one, indicating a bearish sentiment in the healthcare sector [1] Group 2 - The House Republicans passed a bill supported by Trump aimed at reducing premiums for some groups while cutting subsidies and increasing costs for others starting January 2027 [2] - Hims & Hers Health and Bruker were identified as the most favored short targets among mid-cap stocks in the U.S. according to Hazeltree data [2]