Group 1 - Viking Global Investors LP made significant reductions in high-profile holdings during Q2 2025, indicating a shift away from higher-beta growth stocks [1][2] - The most notable reduction was in Meta Platforms Inc. (META), where Viking cut its stake by nearly 82%, reflecting caution on mega-cap tech valuations despite Meta's advancements in AI and digital advertising [2][3] - The overall strategy appears to be a repositioning away from higher-beta and cyclical growth names, suggesting a cautious approach amid a volatile macroeconomic environment [3] Group 2 - Viking executed full exits from several major blue-chip and financial holdings, indicating a comprehensive reallocation of capital [4] - Significant disposals included a $1.12 billion stake in UnitedHealth Group, a $1.05 billion stake in Intuit, a $699 million stake in Netflix, a $589 million stake in Chubb Limited, and a $552 million stake in Intercontinental Exchange [7]