Legendary investor and former hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller pulled a power move in the US stock market. According to the latest 13F filings from the Duquesne Family Office, the billionaire investor has completely liquidated his position in SanDisk (SNDK) in Q4. The sell-off comes despite SanDisk rising 1,200% in a year and being the most profitable stock in the markets. After selling SanDisk, Druckenmiller used the profits to purchase Google stock Class A Shares (NASDAQ: GOOGL) instead and tripled his position in Alphabet.
Market commentators say that the SanDisk sell-off was the right move as the stock has peaked. It has risen 2,200% in a year and soared despite Trump’s tariffs and trade wars, and the Middle East war. He completely disinvested in SanDisk to simultaneously triple his position in Google stock. On the contrary, GOOGL is down nearly 5% since the start of January and remains on a slippery slope.
While the whole market watches when Druckenmiller moves, it is to be noted that Q4 ended nearly three months ago. Replicating his moves should be done cautiously. A lot has changed in the last 3-4 months, with Google’s stock facing the market’s drubbing. GOOGL had fallen to a yearly low of $273 late March but managed to climb up the charts to hit $297. In the last four trading sessions, it has managed to remain in the green.
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How Much Google Stock Does Stanley Druckenmiller Own?
Druckenmiller owns 385,000 shares of GOOGL and added 282,800 in Q4 of 2025. It is already worth $114.3 million, but the new accumulation spree could be a break-even investment as Google stock is rangebound. Alphabet now stands as his top tech holdings for the billionaire apart from his stake in Amazon. AMZN is currently 3.79% of his portfolio and holds around 300,000 shares of the e-commerce giant. After Google, he increased his stake in Amazon stock by 69% during Q4 of 2025.