Billionaire investor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel has fully exited his positions in three tech giants.
Thiel Macro’s latest 13F filing shows the billionaire’s hedge fund dumped 49,000 shares in Microsoft in Q4 of 2025, worth about $25.3 million.
He also unloaded 65,000 shares of the electric vehicle maker Tesla last quarter, valued at $28.9 million.
And Thiel sold all of his Apple (AAPL) holdings to the tune of 79,181 shares in Q4, valued at $20.161 million.
Apple is a Warren Buffett favorite, accumulating 227,917,808 AAPL shares worth $59.832 billion before stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.
Although Apple remains Berkshire’s largest holding, Warren Buffett has continuously trimmed the firm’s stake, selling about 10.3 million shares worth $2.77 billion before stepping down as CEO.
As for Thiel Macro’s portfolio, the hedge fund is now holding no assets, according to the SEC filing, with Thiel choosing to sit in cash amid extreme market volatility and global uncertainty.
Back in January, Thiel warned the US economy is now facing “stagnation or even outright decline” for the first time, with technological progress failing to deliver broad gains while restrictive housing policies leave younger generations unable to build wealth.
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