13F Position Size vs. Portfolio Weight: Which Number Actually Matters?
A 13F share count tells you little until you convert it into portfolio weight — here is how to read conviction, not just dollars.
Read more →Daily institutional intelligence — billionaire positioning, hedge fund moves, and macro signals from public 13F filings.
A 13F share count tells you little until you convert it into portfolio weight — here is how to read conviction, not just dollars.
Read more →The third quarter closed on September 30, so here is what to watch in the 13F filings due in mid-November and how to prepare.
Read more →Intel drew a wave of brand-new 13F buyers in Q2 2026 — here is what the filings show, and why a late-arriving crowd deserves a second look.
Read more →Berkshire's Q2 2026 Alphabet increase looks different depending on whether you count GOOGL, GOOG, or both — here is how to read it correctly.
Read more →Soros Fund Management's Q2 2026 13F shows a nearly eightfold increase in Micron just as Renaissance, Bridgewater, and Appaloosa were heading for the exits.
Read more →Citadel's Q2 2026 13F shows Ken Griffin trimming Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron while adding aggressively to Amazon and Microsoft — a bet on AI monetization over AI spending.
Read more →Paul Singer's Elliott Investment Management dramatically expanded its bearish options bet on the Nasdaq in Q2 2026, and its 13F reveals a portfolio built to survive an AI unwind.
Read more →More hedge funds added Amazon in Q2 2026 than any other stock — we break down who bought, how much, and what the filings can't tell you.
Read more →Appaloosa's Q2 2026 13F shows put options on Apple and Berkshire Hathaway, and the way those lines are reported makes them easy to misread as bullish buys.
Read more →International equities have outrun US stocks for two years running, but Form 13F only reports US-listed securities — leaving the decade's largest rotation visible only through ADRs and ETF wrappers.
Read more →The best-performing AI exposure of 2026 wasn't a semiconductor — it was a bulldozer and a gas turbine, and the 13F record shows institutions arriving at that conclusion unevenly.
Read more →The third quarter delivered one of the sharpest value-over-growth rotations in years, and the 13Fs that land in November will show the destination without showing who arrived late.
Read more →Viking, Lone Pine, Coatue and Durable all piled into Carvana in the second quarter — a convergence that says more about the growth-fund playbook than about used cars.
Read more →Institutions have quietly built positions in nuclear operators and SMR developers as the AI power thesis matured — but one FERC ruling exposed the risk 13F data cannot price.
Read more →The Gates Foundation Trust filed one of the quarter's most revealing 13Fs — a completed Microsoft exit, a 14% Berkshire cut, and a brand-new spinoff bought within weeks of listing.
Read more →Institutions leaned into REITs during a quarter when the 10-year sat near 4.5%. It closed this week at 4.77% — and 13F filings show who is exposed.
Read more →Baupost's new position in Pershing Square is small in dollars but large in meaning — and it points at a broader 13F question about who owns the asset managers.
Read more →Confidential treatment requests let managers delay disclosing their best ideas for up to a year — and the positions they hide tend to be the ones that work.
Read more →Copper hit all-time highs in August 2026 on data-center and grid demand, but institutional exposure to the miners still looks thin in Q2 filings — a gap worth understanding.
Read more →Berkshire, Klarman, Tepper, Druckenmiller and Loeb all added Alphabet in Q2 2026 — a rare agreement between investing styles that usually contradict each other.
Read more →Staples are cheap, defensive, and still barely showing up in Q2 2026 13F filings — here's what the positioning data actually says.
Read more →European rearmament is the largest defense build-up since the Cold War, and almost none of it shows up in 13F filings — which changes how you should read institutional positioning in the sector.
Read more →Greg Abel ended a 14-quarter net-selling streak in Q2 2026, and the shopping list was Lennar, D.R. Horton, Delta and Macy's — not the trade the rest of the market was making.
Read more →XLE was up roughly 30% year-to-date by late August, yet 13F filers cut their share count in the quarter — a case study in how underweight positioning and a supply shock collide.
Read more →The Russell 2000 has led the market for most of 2026, but the structure of 13F reporting means institutional filings barely register it — and that gap is worth understanding.
Read more →While everyone argued about AI capex, institutional money rotated into banks, insurers and emerging-market fintech — and the Q2 13F filings show it clearly.
Read more →Institutional buyers piled into power utilities last quarter as the AI trade moved down the stack — but a defensive sector bought for offensive reasons carries risks the 13F data doesn't show.
Read more →Third Point's Q2 2026 13F shows a complete exit from every chip name Loeb owned, with the proceeds redirected into Warner Bros. Discovery, Alphabet, and SpaceX.
Read more →Q2 2026 13F filings reveal a split personality in institutional crypto — hedge funds trimmed Bitcoin ETFs while quietly loading up on crypto-adjacent equities like Bitdeer and Hyperliquid Strategies.
Read more →SpaceX went public in June and by the Q2 filing deadline it was the single largest position at multiple major hedge funds — one of them at over 60% of its disclosed book.
Read more →Pershing Square exited Alphabet and opened four new positions in Visa, Mastercard, S&P Global, and Netflix — a quiet shift from AI winners to fee-collecting compounders.
Read more →While institutional investors argued over AI, gold quietly suffered a 20% drawdown — and Q2 13F filings reveal a split between funds who sold the miners and funds who added.
Read more →Q2 2026 13F filings confirm a rotation that prime brokerage data flagged weeks ago — institutional money is piling into healthcare at the fastest pace in five years.
Read more →Q2 2026 13F filings are due today — here are the five structural traps that make deadline-day headlines misleading, and how to read the data properly.
Read more →July's tech sell-off exposed how crowded the AI trade has become — here's how to use the upcoming Q2 13F filings to map the crowding before it unwinds further.
Read more →A year into the post-Dalio era, Bridgewater's 13F shows a decisive rotation into AI hardware — here's what to watch when Q2 filings land August 14.
Read more →Activist campaigns surged in Q2 2026 with a record tilt toward M&A demands — here's how to track the wave through 13F and 13D filings.
Read more →Hedge funds dumped chip and memory stocks in July, so the June 30 snapshots arriving on August 14 need careful reading — here's how to extract real signal anyway.
Read more →Amazon's Q2 earnings beat — with AWS growing 37% — rewarded the hedge fund managers who piled into AMZN in Q1, including Ackman, Tepper, and Berkshire.
Read more →Greenlight Capital beat the S&P 500 by 11 points in Q1 2026 and closed to new investors — here's what Einhorn's 13F says about how he did it.
Read more →Pershing Square is trailing the S&P 500 by nearly 19 points this year — here's what Ackman's concentrated book looks like and what it teaches anyone who follows 13F filings.
Read more →Ackman, Tepper, and Li Lu all hold big Uber stakes while the stock lags — here's what the 13F data says heading into Q2 earnings on August 5.
Read more →Stanley Druckenmiller's Q1 2026 13F shows a 25% cut in U.S. exposure, a doubling-down on genetic testing leader Natera, and a growing basket of international names.
Read more →Warren Buffett plans to dispose of his entire $140 billion Berkshire stake by 2034 — here's what it means for the portfolio 13F trackers follow most closely.
Read more →Appaloosa's Q1 2026 13F shows Tepper unwinding his famous China trade while doubling Amazon and loading up on chips, power, and ride-share.
Read more →Berkshire exited and Tepper slashed UNH in Q1 2026 — then UnitedHealth crushed Q2 earnings. What the filings got right, wrong, and what the lag teaches us.
Read more →Q1 13F filings flagged SanDisk months before its historic rally. Here's who bought SNDK early, why the NAND supercycle keeps running, and what to watch in Q2 filings.
Read more →Q2 13F filings land by August 14 — here are the five questions that will decide whether the great AI hardware rally was smart money or momentum chasing.
Read more →TCI Fund Management slashed its Microsoft stake by 84% in Q1 2026 and rotated into Alphabet — a rare AI-driven pivot from one of Wall Street's most concentrated portfolios.
Read more →Q1 2026 13F filings show biotech specialist funds like ADAR1 Capital making concentrated bets on gene editing and rare-disease names — here's what the healthcare smart money is telling us.
Read more →Baupost's latest 13F shows Seth Klarman turning Amazon into a top-two holding while quietly exiting payments and data-services names — a classic value-investor pivot worth unpacking.
Read more →Citadel Advisors' Q1 2026 13F shows Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, and gold at the top — but market-maker filings hide more than they reveal, and knowing the difference is the whole game.
Read more →Tiger Global's Q1 2026 13F shows Chase Coleman exiting seven software and consumer-tech names while piling into Taiwan Semiconductor, Applied Materials, and Broadcom.
Read more →Icahn Capital Management's Q1 2026 13F shows a 12-stock, $8.5B portfolio that's 77% energy — and getting more concentrated, not less.
Read more →Scion Asset Management's latest 13F shows Michael Burry dumping his entire Chinese tech basket, initiating MercadoLibre and beaten-down SaaS names, and doubling down on bearish AI bets.
Read more →Q1 2026 13F filings reveal a striking convergence: top hedge funds are betting that the real bottleneck of the AI boom isn't chips or software — it's electricity.
Read more →Ray Dalio's $92B firm made its biggest sector rotation in years — loading up on NVIDIA, Broadcom, Micron, and TSMC while dumping Salesforce, Workday, and Adobe.
Read more →In his debut quarter as Berkshire CEO, Greg Abel tripled the Alphabet stake, bought Delta Air Lines, and cut the portfolio from 40 positions to just 26 — signaling a sharper, more concentrated Berkshire.
Read more →Third Point's Q1 2026 13F reveals a sweeping portfolio overhaul — 19 positions liquidated, hard assets and semiconductor equipment added, and a clear bet on the next leg of the AI trade.
Read more →Steve Cohen's Q1 2026 13F reveals a massive $2.8 billion bet on the AI infrastructure stack — semiconductors, cloud, and data centers.
Read more →Paul Tudor Jones is calling inflation the defining macro theme of 2026 — and his latest 13F filing reveals just how he's positioning for it.
Read more →Pershing Square's surprise Microsoft stake — and the simultaneous Alphabet exit — is one of the most telling institutional moves in the Q1 2026 13F filing cycle.
Read more →Greenlight Capital returned 6.5% in Q1 2026 while the S&P 500 fell 4.4%, driven by gold, healthcare, and a massive concentrated bet on homebuilder Green Brick Partners.
Read more →Oaktree's Q1 2026 13F shows Howard Marks loading up on gold miners, energy hedges, and a $551 million put overlay — a portfolio built for caution, not conviction.
Read more →Stanley Druckenmiller's Q1 2026 13F shows a full exit from Alphabet and a sweeping rotation into semiconductor and AI-hardware names, alongside a surprising bet on genomic testing and Argentina.
Read more →Bill Ackman and David Tepper both filed their Q1 2026 13Fs in May — here's what they're betting on together, and where their convictions sharply diverge.
Read more →David Tepper's Appaloosa Management made sweeping changes in Q1 2026 — tripling Micron, surging into Amazon and Uber, and dumping all airline exposure. Here's what the 13F data reveals.
Read more →Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness LP Q1 2026 13F reveals a bold, contrarian wager: short semiconductors, go long on power and compute infrastructure.
Read more →Greg Abel's debut 13F shows a dramatically slimmer, tech-heavier Berkshire — 16 stocks sold, Alphabet tripled, and Delta Air Lines added as a major new bet.
Read more →The Q1 2026 13F filing reveals Greg Abel's bold opening moves at Berkshire Hathaway — tripling Alphabet, ditching Visa and Mastercard, and cutting the portfolio from 40 holdings to 29.
Read more →Q1 2026 13F filings are in. Here's what top hedge funds and institutional investors actually bought, sold, and concentrated into — and what it means for retail investors watching the smart money.
Read more →When Warren Buffett, Bill Ackman, and other top investors all hold the same stock, it's worth paying attention. Here's how to find high-conviction overlap plays using public 13F data.
Read more →Bill Ackman and David Tepper made strikingly similar moves in Q1 2026 — both doubling down on Amazon while slashing exposure to travel, retail, and old-economy names.
Read more →Berkshire Hathaway's latest SEC 13F filing reveals where Warren Buffett is allocating capital in Q1 2026 — and what it signals about his macro outlook.
Read more →