| Mutual funds are picking up beaten-down growth stocks after a sharp sell-off spurred by fears of higher interest rates, according to Goldman Sachs.
The Wall Street firm looked at the quarter-end positioning of 534 actively managed mutual funds and found that fund managers shifted toward growth and away from value into 2022. Goldman said this trend has likely persisted into the first quarter.
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