Superinvestors
What the great investors own.
Every institution over $100M must file a 13F each quarter listing its US equity positions. We read those filings from SEC EDGAR for a set of well-known managers, compare each quarter against the last to see what they actually changed, and cross-reference against our own smart-money engine.
New buys — in stocks already being accumulated
A manager opened a position and our operator engine independently reads the stock as under accumulation.
Most widely held
The names that appear across the most tracked portfolios.
Biggest new positions
The funds we track
Read this honestly. 13F reports are filed up to 45 days after quarter end, so a
position may already have been sold by the time you read it. They cover US-listed equities only —
no shorts, no bonds, no foreign listings, no cash — so they are a partial view of any portfolio.
Each fund below shows the quarter it last reported; a couple file irregularly and their data is
older. We publish it because it is public and checkable, not because copying it is a strategy.
Source: SEC EDGAR Form 13F-HR institutional holdings reports. Educational market intelligence, not investment advice.