Bridgewater Associates, led by Ray Dalio, divested positions in Alphabet, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft over the past week, reducing its allocation to major US technology names. The firm cited tightening regulatory scrutiny, rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions as key drivers behind the selloff. This marks a notable shift from Bridgewater’s earlier bullish stance on large-cap tech and could introduce increased volatility in those shares as investors reassess their tech exposures.