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Hedge funds' massive bet on stock market crash raises alarm for 401(k)s - and risks ire of Trump

Daily Mail 1 min read 1 year ago

Hedge funds have placed billions in short bets against U.S. stocks, signaling fears of a market collapse that could devastate 401(k)s and retirement savings while fueling Wall Street panic.
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