The world's largest hedge fund dumped these 5 investments last quarter as the coronavirus recovery raged

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• Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund in the world, released in an SEC filing what investments it bought and sold in the second quarter on Wednesday.
• The hedge fund, founded by billionaire investor Ray Dalio, exited positions in a number of exchange-traded funds and Canadian banks amid the coronavirus pandemic recovery. 
• Here are the top five investments that Bridgewater Associates dumped last quarter. 
• Read more on Business Insider.

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The largest hedge fund in the world, Bridgewater Associates, dumped a number of investments in the second quarter as the coronavirus pandemic recovery raged. 

The hedge fund, founded by billionaire investor Ray Dalio, exited 153 holdings entirely and decreased holdings in 177 investments in the second quarter, according to a Wednesday Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

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