NVIDIA (NVDA) Friday revealed his latest actionsAnd the revelation has led to wild oscillations in the fortune of companies that have seen their actions purchased or sold by the chip giant.
Friday, the biggest winner was the actions of WRIDE (WRD), an autonomous Chinese driving game, which saw its actions almost double after Nvidia revealed a new participation in the company of around 1.8 million ‘shares, worth around $ 57 million at market prices on Friday.
Weride’s stock increased by 83.5% during the day.
Nebius Group (Nbis), an AI company based in the Netherlands which was distributed by the Russian research giant Yandex last year, saw its actions increase up to 14% after Nvidia revealed a new Position of $ 1.2 million worth around 56 million dollars at Friday market prices. The title paid 6.7% on the session.
NVIDIA refused to comment on the changes in its action portfolio.
On the other hand, robotics shares (SERV) would be hammered, down 39.4% after Nvidia revealed that it closed its position in the robotics company during the fourth quarter.
The Soundhound (SOUN) stock also dropped by 28.1% after Nvidia revealed that she sold the rest of her assets in the AI vocal company.
Nvidia also revealed that he had sold about half of his participation in Arm Holdings (ARM), leaving the company with around 1.1 million shares of the flea designer worth around $ 175 million current prices. The arms stock dropped by just over 3% on Friday.
The value of the NVIDIA portfolio amounted to approximately $ 305 million at the end of the year, according to Friday’s file.
Investors are required to deposit a 13F with the SEC if their assets exceed $ 100 million, these disclosure arriving approximately 45 days after the end of a given quarter.
Nvidia’s assets, therefore, may have changed in the past six weeks, and it may have increased, decreased, closed or launched new positions since the start of the year.
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