Updated May 25, 2026 · 2142 articles

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Research, news and field guides on institutional positioning. Powered by real SEC filings — 13F, 13D/G, Form 4.

May 25, 2026
May 25Learn

Why Some Stocks Cost $1,000+: Splits and 13F Reading

A $1,500 share price doesn't make a stock expensive, and a stock split doesn't make you richer. Learn what per-share price means and how splits can distort 13F share counts.

Sarah Mitchell
May 25Learn

Measuring 13F Concentration: Top-Heavy vs Diversified

Two funds can hold the same number of stocks yet run completely different risk profiles. Learn how to measure portfolio concentration from a 13F and why it matters.

Sarah Mitchell
May 25Learn

Why a Fund's 13F AUM Drops: Price Moves vs. Selling

A fund's reported 13F value can fall sharply without the manager selling a single share. Learn how to tell mark-to-market price moves apart from real selling.

Sarah Mitchell
May 25News

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince Sells $32.6M in NET Stock

Cloudflare founder-CEO Matthew Prince sold $32.6 million of Class A stock over three days in May 2026 under a 10b5-1 plan, converting Class B shares to fund the sales while keeping a 7.7% stake.

Alex Rivera
May 25News

Arista CEO Jayshree Ullal Sells $216M in ANET Stock

Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal sold about $216 million of stock across five sessions in April 2026 under a 10b5-1 plan, then exercised options in May — while remaining a major holder.

Alex Rivera
May 25News

Monolithic Power Founder Hsing Sells $59.3M in MPWR

Monolithic Power founder-CEO Michael Hsing sold $59.3 million of stock in a single session on May 18, 2026 under a 10b5-1 plan, cashing in on the AI power-chip rally near $1,500 a share.

Alex Rivera
May 25News

CrowdStrike CEO Kurtz Sells $20.8M in CRWD Into Rally

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz sold about $20.8 million of stock across May 2026 under a 10b5-1 plan, with the prearranged trades capturing a sharp rally toward fresh highs.

Alex Rivera
May 25Research

Sanders Capital Q1 2026 13F: 44 Bets, Amazon Doubled

Sanders Capital runs a $83.93B book in just 44 names. In Q1 2026 it doubled its Amazon stake while trimming the semiconductor winners that had led the portfolio.

Marcus Chen
May 25Research

Boston Partners Q1 2026 13F: Deep Value, Maximum Spread

Boston Partners runs one of the most diversified value books in the 13F universe — its top holding is barely 2% of $95.47B. In Q1 2026 it made a rare $1.41B conviction bet on Cencora.

Marcus Chen
May 25Research

Baillie Gifford Q1 2026 13F: Trimming Growth, Buying Energy

Baillie Gifford's reported 13F book fell to $97.89B in Q1 2026, a 18.7% drop, as the famed growth shop trimmed its mega-cap winners and rotated into energy and old-economy value.

Marcus Chen
May 24, 2026
May 24Learn

Turnaround Investing: Betting on the Comeback

Turnaround investing buys a struggling company betting it will recover, offering big rewards if the comeback works and steep losses if it doesn't. Learn what a genuine turnaround requires, why it overlaps deep value and contrarianism, and how to tell a comeback from a falling knife in a 13F.

Sarah Mitchell
May 24Learn

Momentum Investing: Betting That Trends Continue

Momentum investing buys what's already winning, betting that recent trends persist, the philosophical opposite of value. Learn why this behaviorally driven pattern has been so persistent, the violent reversal risk built into it, how it complements value, and how it shows up in a 13F.

Sarah Mitchell
May 24Learn

Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs): The Healthcare Middlemen

Pharmacy benefit managers sit between drugmakers, insurers, and pharmacies, deciding what your plan covers and what pharmacies get paid. Learn how PBMs make money, why their rebate and spread-pricing model draws regulatory fire, and why healthcare investors take big positions in them.

Sarah Mitchell
May 24Learn

Battleground Stocks: When Smart Money Disagrees

Some stocks become battlegrounds, names where serious investors take large, opposing bets and back conflicting views with real money. Learn what creates a battleground, how high short interest beside heavy ownership reveals one, and why a contrarian manager's outsized stake is an invitation to dig in.

Sarah Mitchell
May 24Learn

Gross vs Net Exposure: How Much Is a Fund Really Betting?

A hedge fund's assets tell you little about its real market risk, that lives in gross and net exposure. Learn how gross (longs plus shorts) measures total risk and leverage, how net (longs minus shorts) shows directional lean, and why a 13F, showing only longs, can badly mislead.

Sarah Mitchell
May 24Learn

Uranium and Nuclear Energy Investing Explained

After a decade in the wilderness, nuclear power is back as an investment theme, driven by AI data-center demand, clean-energy needs, and energy security. Learn the chain from uranium miners to reactor builders and SMRs, the supply-demand case behind it, and the commodity and political risks.

Sarah Mitchell
May 24Research

Logan Capital 13F (2026 Q1): Broadly Diversified Growth

Logan Capital runs growth with a diversified hand, about 273 positions with no name above 6%, led by Apple, Broadcom, Amazon and Microsoft. A look at broad large-cap-growth exposure as a strategy, the steady asset base, and a quiet quarter whose biggest move was a KLA trim.

Marcus Chen
May 24Research

Disciplined Growth 13F (2026 Q1): Concentrated, Contrarian Growth

Disciplined Growth Investors, a Minneapolis firm, runs concentrated, long-horizon growth with a contrarian streak, just 61 positions led by Plexus, Garmin, Pure Storage and a sizable Viasat bet. A look at conviction sizing in specialized tech and industrial growth, and the quarter's light pruning.

Marcus Chen
May 24Research

Hardman Johnston 13F (2026 Q1): A Nuclear-Sized Cameco Bet

Hardman Johnston, a global growth manager, made a nuclear-sized statement in 2026 Q1: it built Cameco into a 17.6% top position with a 3,911% share increase, funded by trimming ASML, Taiwan Semiconductor and Nvidia. A vivid case of conviction expressed through thematic concentration.

Marcus Chen
May 24Research

Glenview Capital 13F (2026 Q1): An Activist's Healthcare Book

Larry Robbins' Glenview Capital still builds around healthcare: its 2026 Q1 long book is anchored by a 14.8% CVS stake, with Cigna lifted 79% and Teva cut 60%, a sharpened managed-care bet, plus a fresh push into AMD and Amazon. A look at how a concentrated activist reshapes a book.

Marcus Chen