9 Stocks George Soros Is Letting It Ride On

George Soros remains one of the most influential investors in modern finance, known for bold moves and a long track record of market-defining trades. From his famous bet against the British pound in 1992 to his success running the Quantum Fund, Soros has built a reputation for identifying opportunities others often miss.

Although he has stepped back from day-to-day investing, Soros Fund Management continues to actively manage billions in assets, making strategic adjustments based on changing market conditions. These moves are closely watched by investors looking for insight into where experienced capital is being deployed.

This slideshow highlights nine stocks currently held by Soros Fund Management, along with context on why these positions may matter. For investors focused on market trends and institutional activity, these holdings offer a useful snapshot of where one of the industry’s most recognized names is placing capital.

• Price: $278
• Value of holdings: $89.05 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +1555%
• % of portfolio: 1.41%

• What it does: The company is a household name that sells both hardware and software.
• What's happening: Apple's walled-garden approach is still working, and the new iPhone lineup is selling just fine.
• Why Soros is buying: Apple is taking a more "hands-off" approach with AI, so this is a tiny bit surprising considering the next pick.

• Price: $180.93
• Value of holdings: $102.19 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +1.37%
• % of portfolio: 1.62%

• What it does: Sells GPUs and full-stack accelerated computing platforms.
• What's happening: Impeccable performance as Blackwell-based data center products ramped and drove sequential growth.
• Why Soros is buying: He's building exposure to the AI chip leader.

• Price: $66
• Value of holdings: $109 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: -29.08%
• % of portfolio: 1.72%

• What it does: Operates a large electronic trading platform offering direct market access.
• What's happening: Revenue increased 23.21% year-over-year in Q3 2025 with a solid beat on both the top line and the bottom line.
• Why Soros is buying: He's reducing exposure despite the company doing better than expected, but has kept good exposure to it as retail and institutional companies are trading regularly.

• Price: $262.35
• Value of holdings: $109.91 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +18.98%
• % of portfolio: 1.72%

• What it does: Sells CRM software
• What's happening: Revenue is surging due to AI, and so are profits.
• Why Soros is buying: A very expensive and tech-centric bet for Soros that he likely believes is underappreciated after a correction.

• Price: $220.18
• Value of holdings: $124.56 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +0.06%
• % of portfolio: 1.97%

• What it does: It is a platform for online sports betting and "gaming."
• What's happening: Online gambling is seeing an explosive and unstoppable rise as these companies successfully lobby governments worldwide.
• Why Soros is betting here: He's not really known for liking or being involved in online gambling companies, but seems to like the growth.

• Price: $204.3
• Value of holdings: $125.22 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +84.79%
• % of portfolio: 1.98%

• What it does: Owns and manages iconic brands like the UFC, WWE, and PBR.
• What's happening: Revenue declined by 27.31% year-over-year in Q3 2025.
• Why Soros is buying: The decline was expected due to the absence of the 2024 Paris Olympics-related revenue. Other than that, the business is humming just fine.

• Price: $313
• Value of holdings: $160.05 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +2,341.11%
• % of portfolio: 2.53%

• What it does: Owns the world's most visited website and is a leading advertising company.
• What's happening: It is increasingly likely that Alphabet is about to take the lead in AI and has reportedly made OpenAI go into crisis mode.
• Why Soros is buying: Soros seems bullish that Google will not only survive being replaced by ChatGPT but beat it at its own game.

• Price: $38
• Value of holdings: $329.79 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: +3.56%
• % of portfolio: 5.22%

• What it does: The company makes paper-based packaging.
• What's happening: It has declined by almost 29% in the past year.
• Why Soros is buying: Soros likely believes the stock can bounce back as the broader economy improves.

• Price: $230.28
• Value of holdings: $488.8 million
• Q3 Increase in shares: 481.47%
• % of portfolio: 7.73%

• What it does: Has an e-commerce arm and a cloud-computing arm that drives most of its profits and growth.
• What's happening: AWS is doing exceedingly well, thanks to AI, though the growth is lagging behind peers.

• Why Soros is buying: A huge bullish bet on Amazon is quite puzzling, as the company hasn't made any phenomenal advancements recently. Soros likely thinks the stock has more room to run as AMZN stock has traded at a higher valuation.