Peter Thiel fully liquidated his Nvidia holdings in Q3
BlockBeats News, November 17, billionaire Peter Thiel has liquidated all his holdings in AI giant Nvidia, according to documents disclosed over the weekend. Currently, as technology valuations are being pushed higher by the AI boom, concerns about a bubble are mounting.
The documents show that Peter Thiel sold approximately 537,742 shares of Nvidia between July and September. According to the 13F form submitted by his fund Thiel Macro, as of September 30, he no longer held any Nvidia shares. Based on Nvidia's average stock price from July to September, foreign media estimate that the sale amounted to nearly 100 million US dollars. The specific reason for Thiel's sale of Nvidia shares is not yet clear. He has long been regarded as the "angel" of Silicon Valley, a "godfather of venture capital," and a thought leader in the investment world.
Peter Thiel also significantly reduced his holdings in Tesla (TSLA.O) from 272,613 shares to 65,000 shares, and purchased 79,181 shares of Apple (AAPL.O) and 49,000 shares of Microsoft (MSFT.O), respectively.
It is worth noting that, according to previous announcements, Bridgewater also significantly reduced its holdings in Nvidia in the third quarter.
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