"Were the price to come down we get involved again, but right now I'm licking my wounds from a bad sale there."

In an interview with Bloomberg, the billionaire said the decision to sell Nvidia was a "big mistake." He said he sold most of his position when Nvidia was priced between $80 and $95 (post-split) and the stock has now run up past $130, meaning the value of Nvidia has increased roughly 50% since he did most of his selling.

The billionaire investor, who hasn’t lost in a single quarter throughout his 30-year career, said he made a “big mistake” selling Nvidia too early after initially thinking he was going to hold it for years. Druckenmiller spoke this week to Bloomberg ’s Sonali Basak.

With Nvidia's stock price targeting new highs, a billionaire investor has expressed regret over liquidating his position in the chipmaker.

Druckenmiller dumped shares of Nvidia in favor of two industry-leading businesses during the June-ended quarter.

Duquesne Family Office founder and hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller said if you were to put a gun to his head, his guess is that former President Donald Trump defeats Vice President Kamala Harris in the election next month.

Nvidia stock was rising Thursday, on track for another record high. TSMC earnings appears to be boosting shares.