TREE NEWS reports: Dongfang Harbor Overseas Fund, led by Dan Bin, held 13 US-listed stocks worth about $1.469 billion at the end of the third quarter of 2026, with Alphabet as its top holding. During the quarter the fund cut positions in AMD, Broadcom and Lumentum that it had bought in the second quarter, while adding to Micron Technology, SanDisk, Nvidia, Alphabet Class C and TSMC.
Dan Bin’s Dongfang Harbor fund shifts US tech holdings, adds Micron, SanDisk, Nvidia
The rotation is notable less for the new names than for what it discards: AMD, Broadcom and Lumentum were second-quarter purchases reversed within a single quarter, a cadence closer to momentum trading than the long-horizon value posture Dan Bin is known for. The additions tilt the book toward memory and AI-compute exposure, with Alphabet remaining the anchor. For observers of high-profile China-based managers running US tech, the open question is whether this faster turnover persists or proves a one-off rebalance — and whether the memory-heavy tilt is a durable conviction or a tactical trade.
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