One of my favorite bits of bloodthirsty Wall Street behavior is the feeding frenzy when a hedge fund goes down. The first thing everyone does is check the fund's known positions, figure out where the fund is in deepest -- the biggest positions in the least liquid stocks -- and then shorts the crap out of those stocks, expecting that said flailing hedge fund will have to sell.

With the preceding macabre thought in mind, here is a table I put together over the weekend of Galleon's largest positions as measured by days to trade out of positions (as of 6/20/3009). I have updated the table to include in the final column the performance of these ten stocks on Monday of this week. As you can see, the top three stocks by days-to-trade all had a crummy day yesterday.