Jinglin Asset’s latest 13F filing with the U.S. SEC shows that as of the end of the fourth quarter on December 31 last year, the market value of U.S. stock holdings reached $4.04 billion, with Google (Alphabet) rising to the top position. In the reduction of holdings, Jinglin sold over 60% of its Nvidia position in the last quarter of last year. After hitting a new high in early November last year, the global leader in chip computing power entered a correction due to market concerns over cyclical financing in the AI industry and has been consolidating for several months. Jinglin also reduced its Meta holdings by nearly 20% in Q4, causing it to drop to the second-largest position. (Cailian Press)
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Jinglin's latest US stock holdings: Google rises to the top position, reducing Nvidia holdings at high levels
Jinglin Asset’s latest 13F filing with the U.S. SEC shows that as of the end of the fourth quarter on December 31 last year, the market value of U.S. stock holdings reached $4.04 billion, with Google (Alphabet) rising to the top position. In the reduction of holdings, Jinglin sold over 60% of its Nvidia position in the last quarter of last year. After hitting a new high in early November last year, the global leader in chip computing power entered a correction due to market concerns over cyclical financing in the AI industry and has been consolidating for several months. Jinglin also reduced its Meta holdings by nearly 20% in Q4, causing it to drop to the second-largest position. (Cailian Press)