# Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Just Made 3 Bold Moves — Here's What It Means

Stanley Druckenmiller's Q3 trading moves just got public, and there's some interesting positioning here. The guy dropped nearly $100M on Amazon despite the stock lagging its peers all year. He's betting on AWS and ad revenue to reignite the engine — both divisions just posted their fastest growth in over a year, so maybe there's something there.

Then there's Meta. Druckenmiller loaded up on a $56M position in Q3, right before the stock got absolutely hammered in earnings. The selloff? Investors freaking out over massive data center capex for AI training. Yeah, Meta just posted 26% revenue growth with killer ad performance, but the market's too focused on the spending spree anxiety to notice. This screams contrarian buying opportunity if AI capex actually pays dividends.

Lastly, he's quietly adding to MercadoLibre (up 9% position in Q3). The company dominates Latin America's e-commerce and payments — solid diversification play for anyone tired of US mega-caps and AI hype.

Reminds you: These 13F filings are 45+ days old by release, so a lot can shift. But when a guy with a legendary track record is buying on dips, it's worth paying attention.