Peter Thiel Exits Nvidia, Slashes Tesla Stake Amid AI Bubble Concerns
Billionaire investor Peter Thiel has liquidated his entire position in Nvidia (NVDA) and reduced his Tesla (TSLA) holdings by 76%, signaling growing skepticism about an overheating AI market. Thiel Macro LLC's Q3 13F filing reveals a dramatic portfolio contraction from $212 million to $74.4 million, with Vistra Corp (VST) also jettisoned completely.
The hedge fund now concentrates its bets on three tech titans: Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL), and a diminished Tesla position. This strategic pivot favors companies with diversified revenue streams over pure-play AI chip exposure. Thiel sold 537,742 NVDA shares that previously constituted 40% of his portfolio, marking a decisive retreat from what he perceives as bubble territory.