全球股市屡创新高，超级富豪群体选择获利了结

According to Odaily Planet Daily, as global stock markets continue to hit new highs, the world's ultra-wealthy are choosing to take profits and cash out; in recent weeks, they have sold off a total of over $1 billion worth of stocks.

Last week, a descendant of Germany's Viessmann family sold approximately $750 million worth of shares in Carrier Global Corporation, an air conditioning equipment manufacturer based in Florida.

Meanwhile, Danish billionaire Henrik Lind also sold about $175 million worth of shares in facility management company ISS A/S.

This month, Chris Ellison, founder of Mineral Resources Ltd., cashed out A$122.5 million (approximately US$87 million) by selling about 10% of his stake in the Australian mining services company; this marks his first reduction of this investment in nearly a decade.

These transactions vividly illustrate how wealthy private investors are locking in investment returns by reducing large positions as global stock market indices reach historic highs. Despite geopolitical turmoil, global stock markets have continued to surge, driven by the AI boom and corporate earnings growth. Multiple investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, believe there is still room for further gains in the stock market, although some investors have begun to worry that current valuations appear too high. (Jinshi Data)