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Sign InPenn Davis Mcfarland Inc. has significantly reduced its equity positions in major technology giants Alphabet and Apple. The firm sold 62,804 Class A shares of Alphabet (GOOGL) and further reduced its stake in Class C shares (GOOG) by 30,639 shares. Additionally, the hedge fund trimmed its holdings in Apple Inc (AAPL) by offloading 2,623 shares. These strategic reductions come amid growing concerns over premium valuations and substantial capital expenditure requirements projected for 2026. While the underlying companies maintain positive financial ratings, institutional selling often signals profit-taking or a shift in risk appetite. Market analysts view these moves as a cautious adjustment within the mega-cap tech sector.