[Australian pension fund UniSuper increased its holdings of Apple in the third quarter and Nvidia remains the largest holding] On October 26, the 13F document submitted by Australian pension fund UniSuper showed that as of September 30, the institution disclosed a total investment market value of US$20.4 billion. In the third quarter, UniSuper increased its holdings of approximately 499,000 shares of Apple, Microsoft, Meta and AMD, while reducing its holdings of approximately 79,000 shares of Applied Materials, approximately 332,000 shares of Amazon and Google parent company Alphabet. Nvidia remains its largest holding, holding approximately 8.07 million shares and a market value of approximately US$1.84 billion, accounting for 9% of the investment portfolio. In the third quarter, the agency's allocation weight of technology stocks increased the most, while the weight of the public utility sector dropped the most.