Hedge fund billionaire David Tepper, who has become bearish on the stock market, sold all of his 1.36 million shares in controversial e-commerce giant Alibaba in the third quarter.

Tepper also sold out of Bank of America and cut his stakes in Apple and Google nearly in half, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.

The hedgie also cut his holdings in drugmaker Mylan by more than 50 percent. On Friday, Mylan lost a seven-month bitter battle to take over competitor Perrigo.

Tepper’s Appaloosa Management Palomino hedge fund was up 9 percent through October, despite a roughly 1 percent drop for that month, according to HSBC, which is an investor.