This week witnessed a wave of celebrity institutional holdings disclosure, with AI Stock God Leopold, NVIDIA, and several Wall Street institutions making a grand appearance.
BlockBeats News, May 12th - This Friday, May 15th, is the deadline for institutional investors to submit their 13F forms, disclosing their holdings. While many small and mid-sized institutions have already submitted, most major well-known institutions and hedge funds have not yet reported and are expected to do so en masse on Thursday and Friday.
Notable entities to watch include NVIDIA's Strategic Equity Investments, Wall Street's 25-year-old AI stock guru Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness LP, and traditional Wall Street investment firms such as Vanguard's flagship entity, BlackRock, and others.
The holdings changes of these aforementioned top-tier institutions will serve as a key market indicator, to some extent determining the next direction of the AI frenzy.
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