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Quant Hedge Funds Extend Worst Run Since 2023 as Momentum Slides

Quantitative hedge funds are facing their most significant period of sustained losses since 2023 due to a reversal in momentum strategies.

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The brief

Systematic investors are experiencing a sharp decline in performance as momentum-based equity bets falter. Market volatility has triggered what some sources characterize as a quant tremor, leading to consecutive weeks of heavy losses for specific U.S. equity strategies.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Financial Times, MarketWatch, Crypto Briefing, and 富途牛牛 emphasizes the severity of the current trading rout. Reports note a drawdown exceeding 3% over the last two weeks, marking the most significant downturn for these funds since 2023.

Future reports will track whether momentum stocks recover or if the current trend of asset unwinding continues. Coverage does not yet specify the full scope of potential adjustments to algorithmic trading models.

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How long have quant funds been struggling?

Coverage indicates that quantitative hedge funds have experienced heavy losses for two consecutive weeks.

How does this performance compare to previous years?

According to reports, this is the steepest drawdown and worst run for quant funds since 2023.

What is the primary factor driving these losses?

The losses are attributed to the unwinding of momentum-based bets and a decline in momentum stocks.

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