Peter Thiel's Thiel Macro Fund sold all 540000 shares of Nvidia stock in the third quarter of this year Golden Finance reports that after SoftBank and Bridgewater, another asset management giant has chosen to liquidate its position in Nvidia. According to the latest disclosed 13F document, Thiel Macro Fund, owned by Peter Thiel, the "godfather of venture capital" in Silicon Valley, has sold all of its shares in Nvidia in the third quarter of this year. The latest 13F filing from Thiel Macro Fund, founded by Thiel, shows that in the third quarter of this year, the fund conducted a "one click clearance" of its 540000 shares of Nvidia stock. Prior to this, several asset management giants also reduced or liquidated their holdings in Nvidia in the third quarter of this year. Among them, Bridgewater, one of the world's largest hedge funds, reduced its holdings of nearly 4.72 million shares of Nvidia in the third quarter. As of the end of the third quarter, Bridgewater held 2.51 million shares of Nvidia, a decrease of 65.3% compared to 7.23 million shares at the end of the second quarter. SoftBank's latest financial report released last week showed that the company sold all of its shares in Nvidia in October this year, cashing out $5.8 billion. According to the 13F report disclosed by UBS Global Asset Management (Americas) on November 14th, as of the end of the third quarter, the institution held 196 million shares of Nvidia, a decrease of 17.33% compared to the end of the second quarter; Barclays' holdings of Nvidia stocks in the third quarter decreased by 53.67% compared to the end of the second quarter; Bank of America and Haina International Group reduced their holdings of Nvidia stock by 11.2% and 11.11% respectively in the third quarter. In addition, well-known institutions such as UBS Group, Swiss National Bank, Bank of Montreal, HSBC Holdings, and Citigroup all reduced their holdings of Nvidia to varying degrees in the third quarter.