After making a heavy investment earlier this month, Tesla (TSLA.US) major individual shareholder and billionaire Leo KoGuan fulfilled his market commitment again on March 7, completing a second large-scale purchase of Nvidia (NVDA.US) shares amid a global sell-off triggered by the Middle East war—from bonds to stocks.

According to the latest trading update disclosed on his social platform X, Liao Kaiyuan purchased another 1 million shares of Nvidia on the same day, bringing his total holdings to 2 million shares within just one week. "As promised, I bought another 1 million shares of Nvidia today," the investor posted on X earlier last Saturday. It is understood that on March 3, 2026, Liao Kaiyuan spent about $180 million to buy 1 million shares of Nvidia. After completing the second round of buying, Liao Kaiyuan once again reiterated his firm stance on the artificial intelligence industry and further elaborated on his investment logic. image.png He made it clear that despite widespread controversy over the valuation of tech stocks, he firmly believes that artificial intelligence is by no means a short-lived market bubble, but rather marks the beginning of a new era and is a core embodiment of his long-advocated "KQID Time Engine" theory in the real economy. Liao Kaiyuan believes that when the market is generally fearful due to external uncertainties, large-scale investors have a responsibility to anchor market confidence by increasing their holdings of high-quality tech assets, thereby preventing chain reactions caused by irrational sell-offs. Although, based on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, his wealth is estimated at $13.4 billion, making this acquisition not particularly large in scale, it is still a noteworthy move for Liao Kaiyuan—over the years, most of his net worth has been concentrated in Tesla stock. Although Liao Kaiyuan's cumulative investment in Nvidia has reached several hundred million dollars, he still emphasizes that his investment focus has not fundamentally shifted. Currently, Tesla stock and U.S. Treasury bonds still dominate his investment portfolio, while his continued increase in Nvidia holdings is seen as a strategic supplement and reinforcement in the field of AI computing infrastructure. Timing is also a factor that cannot be ignored. Since the U.S. launched military action against Iran last month, global stock indices have generally declined. Some are concerned that if the conflict drags on, asset prices will fall further. As of last Friday's close, Nvidia's cumulative decline this year was about 5%, Tesla's nearly 12%, while the S&P 500 index fell less than 2%. Based on Nvidia's recent closing price, Liao Kaiyuan's latest purchase cost about $350 million. Apart from stating, "I hope to do my small part to help calm the tense market. Good luck to everyone," he did not make any further comments on this acquisition.