Billionaire Druckenmiller Exits Alphabet (GOOGL), Slashes Amazon (AMZN) in Q1 2026
Alphabet Inc., GOOGL Stanley Druckenmillers Duquesne Family Office led the exits. The investment firm completely liquidated its 385,000-share Alphabet Class A holding throughout the first quarter. This position had been substantially expanded during Q4 2025, when Duquesne boosted it from 102,000 shares. The firm has not issued public statements explaining the rationale behind this complete withdrawal. Alphabet finished Friday‘s trading session at $396.78, gaining 1% for the day. Year-to-date, the stock has climbed 27% in 2026. Notably, during the January through March period, shares declined 8%, indicating Druckenmiller’s exit occurred while the stock was underperforming. Duquesne Establishes Broadcom Position, Nearly Eliminates Amazon While divesting from Alphabet, Duquesne remained aggressive in other sectors. The fund launched a new Broadcom position comprising 195,955 shares. Additionally, it established a significant stake in Caris Life Sciences totaling 1.89 million shares and acquired 315,860 shares of Revolution Medicines. The fund executed substantial reductions elsewhere in its portfolio. Its Amazon holdings were slashed dramatically, declining from 737,940 shares to merely 9,539 shares. Teva Pharmaceuticals was reduced from 5.87 million shares to 2.37 million, while Coupang saw its stake drop from 6.77 million shares to 2.67 million. Duquesne completely exited several positions during the quarter, including State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR, Cogent









