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<p>Druckenmiller stated that the current leading sectors (mainly technology stocks) are too narrow, which is a sign of the beginning of a bear market. He began shorting U.S. Treasuries on the day the Federal Reserve started cutting interest rates, believing that the Fed's forward guidance limited its policy flexibility and worrying that Powell was overly obsessed with a soft landing while neglecting the long-term stability of the economy. Druckenmiller also mentioned that he regretted selling NVIDIA stocks too early</p>

- Stanley Druckenmiller, a prominent investor, discussed his market insights with Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norway's sovereign wealth fund.  
- He expressed concerns about the narrow leadership in U.S. stocks, viewing it as a warning sign for a potential bear market, and criticized the Fed for possibly declaring victory over inflation prematurely.  
- Druckenmiller also reflected on missed opportunities, particularly with Nvidia, and emphasized the potential of AI as a significant trend, advocating for a combination of human intuition and AI in investment strategies.

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