Updated May 23, 2026 · 2187 articles
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Research, news and field guides on institutional positioning. Powered by real SEC filings — 13F, 13D/G, Form 4.
Why Most Large 13Fs Own the Same Megacaps
Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet anchor book after book across very different managers. Here's why large 13Fs cluster in megacaps — and what the exceptions reveal.
How to Read an ESG Fund's 13F Holdings
ESG and responsible funds screen stocks on values as well as returns. Here's how that screening shapes a 13F — and what the filing can and can't tell you.
What Is Quality Investing? How to Read a Quality 13F
Quality investors own durable, profitable businesses and hold them for years. Here's what quality investing means and how to recognize a quality 13F.
First Manhattan Q1 2026: 30% in Berkshire Hathaway
First Manhattan, the value firm tied to Buffett associate Sandy Gottesman, holds ~30% of its $36B book in Berkshire Hathaway and added 53% to Amazon in Q1 2026.
Parnassus Q1 2026: A Broad Trim Across a Quality Book
Parnassus, the ESG-investing pioneer, trimmed nearly every top holding 6-8% (Deere -29%) in Q1 2026 — a broad de-risking as its book fell to $34B.
GMO Q1 2026: Grantham's Quality Megacap Book
GMO added Microsoft to its top spot and trimmed Lam Research in Q1 2026 — a quality book of profitable megacaps and healthcare defensives despite cautious commentary.
Kayne Anderson Rudnick Q1 2026: A Non-Megacap Book
Kayne Anderson Rudnick's $34B book holds quality small- and mid-caps — Jack Henry, Toro, Teledyne — and no megacaps. Its value has slid as small-caps lag.
Viking Global Q1 2026: Big Adds to Visa and Tesla
Viking Global raised Visa 59% to its top holding, lifted Tesla 47%, and opened a new Apple stake in Q1 2026 — a Tiger cub leaning into payments and megacap tech.
TCI Q1 2026: Chris Hohn's 10-Stock, GE-Anchored Book
TCI Fund Management holds just ten stocks, with GE Aerospace at 30%. In Q1 2026 it added to its quality compounders and slashed Microsoft 84%.
Beyond Chips: Spotting the AI-Power Trade in 13Fs
Institutions are broadening the AI trade from chips into power and infrastructure. Here's how to spot the AI-power chain in 13F filings, with real examples.
New, Add, Trim, Exit: Reading 13F Position Changes
A 13F's 'bought' and 'sold' hide four very different moves. Here's how to read new positions, adds, trims, and exits — and which carry the most signal.
Low Turnover: What a Mostly-Flat 13F Is Telling You
When a fund holds its positions flat and the value still drops, that's market beta, not selling. Here's how to read low turnover and 'held roughly flat' 13Fs.
Quant vs Discretionary Funds: How to Tell Them Apart in a 13F
A quant fund and a discretionary fund can own the same stocks but mean very different things by it. Here's how to tell them apart from a 13F — and why it matters.
Man Group Q1 2026: Rotating Within the Megacaps
The world's largest listed hedge fund added Microsoft and Eli Lilly while trimming Amazon and Nvidia in Q1 2026 — a measured rotation within its megacap book.
Federated Hermes Q1 2026: Buying AI and the Power Grid
Federated Hermes added to AI chips (Nvidia, Broadcom) and the power behind them (GE Vernova +22%, Chevron) in Q1 2026 — buying the full AI-infrastructure chain.
Renaissance Technologies Q1 2026: A Quant Book's Breadth
Renaissance's 13F holds just 14% in its top 10 and 86% in a long tail — a model-driven quant book. Q1 2026 moves like Nvidia +190% are signal rebalancing.
Lazard Q1 2026: Adding Across Tech and Infrastructure
Lazard broadly added in Q1 2026 — Nvidia +23%, American Tower +20%, Crown Castle +16% — barbelling AI growth with rate-sensitive infrastructure REITs.
Loomis Sayles Q1 2026: A Concentrated Megacap-Growth Book
Loomis Sayles held nearly 10% of its $74.33B book in Nvidia and 38% in six megacap-growth leaders through a down quarter — growth conviction held flat.
Harris Associates Q1 2026: Oakmark's Big Salesforce Add
Oakmark's Harris Associates lifted Salesforce 52% to its top holding in Q1 2026 while trimming energy — a value manager underwriting large-cap software.
How to Read a Fund's Sector Tilt From Its 13F
A fund's sector tilt — where it overweights the market — is a compact summary of its style and bets. Here's how to spot one from the holdings, with real examples.