Ge Long Hui A P P·2025-11-14 12:54Core Insights - Major Wall Street financial institutions have submitted their latest 13F reports to the SEC, revealing their stock holdings and positions for the third quarter, indicating shifts in investment strategies among large investors [1][2]. Group 1: Morgan Stanley's Activity - Morgan Stanley's total market value of holdings reached $1.67 trillion, up from $1.53 trillion in the previous quarter [2]. - The firm made 864 new purchases, increased holdings in 3,144 stocks, reduced holdings in 2,747 stocks, and completely sold out of 527 stocks [2]. - The top ten holdings accounted for 26.36% of the total market value [2]. Group 2: Top Holdings of Morgan Stanley - Nvidia became Morgan Stanley's largest holding, surpassing Microsoft, with 489 million shares valued at approximately $91.17 billion, representing 5.46% of the portfolio [3]. - Microsoft is the second-largest holding with 159 million shares valued at $82.25 billion, making up 4.93% of the portfolio [4]. - Apple ranks third with 237 million shares valued at $60.26 billion, accounting for 3.61% of the portfolio [4]. Group 3: Invesco's Activity - Invesco reported a total market value of $630 billion, an increase from $590 billion in the previous quarter [8]. - The firm made 131 new purchases, increased holdings in 2,005 stocks, reduced holdings in 1,597 stocks, and sold out of 104 stocks [8]. - Nvidia was the top holding with approximately 143 million shares valued at $26.64 billion, representing 4.20% of the portfolio [9]. Group 4: Wells Fargo's Activity - Wells Fargo's total market value reached $530 billion, reflecting a 2.02% increase from the previous quarter [12]. - The firm added 501 new stocks, increased holdings in 3,686 stocks, reduced holdings in 2,068 stocks, and sold out of 562 stocks [13]. - Notably, Wells Fargo increased its positions in the "Big Seven" U.S. tech companies, including Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla [14]. Group 5: Citigroup's Activity - Citigroup's total market value of holdings was $224 billion, up from $204 billion, marking a 10% increase [18]. - The firm made 826 new purchases, increased holdings in 1,833 stocks, reduced holdings in 3,028 stocks, and sold out of 399 stocks [19]. - Citigroup significantly reduced its positions in major tech stocks, including Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple, while Nvidia remains the largest holding with approximately 33.39 million shares valued at $6.23 billion [21].