Hedge Fund - Select Equity Group

In this article, we discuss 10 tech stocks to buy according to Select Equity Group.

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After all, activist hedge funds get most of their earnings from investing in companies and pushing them to provide more shareholder value.

Robert Joseph Caruso's Select Equity Group recently filed an amended Form 13D with the SEC, in which it reported owning 1.24 million common shares of Shake Shack Inc.

A newly-amended 13D filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that Robert Joseph Caruso's Select Equity Group holds 1.61 million common shares of Shake Shack Inc.

Shareholder activism has been on a surge following the aftermath of the financial crisis and is anticipated to keep expanding despite the somewhat disappointing performance delivered in 2015.

Robert Joseph Caruso's Select Equity Group has reported holding around 3.39 million shares of  Shake Shack Inc (NYSE:SHAK) via a 13D filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Now, according to many of your fellow readers, hedge funds are assumed to be useless, old investment tools of a forgotten age.

In the financial world, there are a multitude of gauges investors can use to analyze stocks. A couple of the most underrated are hedge fund and insider trading sentiment.