This One Fund Owns 63% Of Intrexon

When a hedge fund holds a small amount of a given stock, it can much more easily change course if new developments challenge the original investment thesis, i.e. the fund can quickly sell that small holding. Selling a few thousand shares of AAPL for instance will do very little to disrupt the day's share price. But if a fund owns an enormous percentage of a company's outstanding shares and suddenly decides it wants to sell out, that isn't always so easy a feat to accomplish unless there are will...