On August 14, local time, the Harvard University Investment Management Agency disclosed US stock positions at the end of the second quarter. In terms of heavy stocks, SpaceX ranked first with a market value of 2.21 billion US dollars; TSMC ranked second with 350 million US dollars, and Amazon 234 million US dollars, Cerebras Systems 239 million US dollars, Alphabet 165 million US dollars, and Nvidia ranked at the top. Additionally, Harvard holds shares of technology and internet companies such as Broadcom US$128 million, Microsoft US$146 million, Meta US$121 million, Netflix US$78.83 million, and Booking Holdings US$73.9 million, while also holding approximately US$150 million iShares Gold Trust, US$101 million iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, and US$21.68 million SPDR Gold Trust, showing that its configuration covers technology, Assets such as gold and bitcoin.

On August 14, local time, the Harvard University Investment Management Agency disclosed US stock positions at the end of the second quarter. In terms of heavy stocks, SpaceX ranked first with a market value of 2.21 billion US dollars; TSMC ranked second with 350 million US dollars, and Amazon 234 million US dollars, Cerebras Systems 239 million US dollars, Alphabet 165 million US dollars, and Nvidia ranked at the top. Additionally, Harvard holds shares of technology and internet companies such as Broadcom US$128 million, Microsoft US$146 million, Meta US$121 million, Netflix US$78.83 million, and Booking Holdings US$73.9 million, while also holding approximately US$150 million iShares Gold Trust, US$101 million iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, and US$21.68 million SPDR Gold Trust, showing that its configuration covers technology, Assets such as gold and bitcoin.