AQR Capital Management's Q4 2025 portfolio grows to $191 billion

AQR Capital Management's US stock portfolio increased to approximately $191 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, as shown in its latest 13F filing. Nvidia continued as the largest holding after an 18% stake increase, with significant builds in Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon.

AQR Capital Management, led by Cliff Asness, disclosed its Q4 2025 13F portfolio valued at around $191 billion. The filing highlights heavy exposure to mega-cap technology stocks, with Nvidia (NVDA) maintaining its position as the top holding. The firm boosted its Nvidia stake by about 18% during the quarter, purchasing shares at prices ranging from $170 to $212 each. Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon rounded out the top five holdings, all seeing notable position increases that underscore AQR's ongoing commitment to these companies. Beyond technology, AQR expanded or initiated stakes in several other sectors, including Bristol Myers, Centene, Atlassian and Chubb. These moves indicate selective diversification. The 13F filing, a required quarterly disclosure for large investment managers, provides a snapshot of AQR's US equity positions as of December 31, 2025.

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Nvidia beats Q4 earnings expectations with AI-driven growth

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Nvidia Corporation reported stronger-than-expected results for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026, with revenue rising 73% year-over-year to $68.1 billion. The company's data center segment, fueled by products like Blackwell and NVLink, now accounts for over 90% of total revenue. Asian markets climbed for a fourth straight day, boosted by Nvidia's upbeat sales forecast.

Vanguard Funds, a top foreign institutional investor in India, saw its equity holdings in 48 BSE-listed companies reach Rs 69,100 crore as of February 27, 2026. This marks a 60% increase from Rs 43,047 crore in the March quarter, driven by strong performances in several stocks during FY26. The portfolio includes new investments in eight companies from the December 2025 quarter.

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Soros Fund Management, led by billionaire George Soros, has acquired new positions in artificial intelligence-related stocks Broadcom and Tesla, investing a combined $69 million in the fourth quarter. The moves come amid market declines for both companies, signaling confidence in their AI-driven growth prospects. This filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission highlights Soros's continued focus on technology sectors despite geopolitical and competitive pressures.

The Fidelity Small Cap Growth Fund (FCPGX) gained 3.16% in the fourth quarter of 2025, surpassing the Russell 2000 Growth Index's 1.22% advance. This performance was driven by key holdings like Cogent Biosciences.

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Japan's Nikkei share average rose 0.76% to 57,256.55 on Tuesday as trading resumed after a holiday, lifted by gains in AI-related stocks on speculation of a Nvidia-OpenAI deal. Bank shares fell amid concerns over a U.S. firm's asset sales. The broader Topix index edged up 0.1%.

Building on recent China announcements, Tesla detailed plans in its Q4 2025 earnings for over $20 billion in 2026 capital expenditures, prioritizing CyberCab production, Optimus robot scaling, and AI infrastructure over traditional vehicle growth. This follows a 16% drop in Q4 deliveries to 418,227 units, offset by automotive margins rising to 17.9%.

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BofA Securities advises global investors to shift focus from Asia's dominant AI hardware 'titans' to mid-cap 'battleground' sectors offering stronger growth amid competition. The report maps over 330 Asian AI stocks across 22 subsectors worth nearly US$6 trillion. It highlights opportunities in under-covered areas with rising stars and pair-trading potential.

 

 

 

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