Hedge fund tracker
The latest SEC filings, 13F holdings and quarter-over-quarter moves for the managers we follow. 13F filings are quarterly and arrive up to 45 days after quarter-end; 13D/13G stake disclosures arrive within days of crossing 5% ownership. Source: SEC EDGAR. When one of these funds turns up on a stock that insiders and members of Congress are buying in the same window, it lands on our smart money confluence board.
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Questions people ask
What is a 13F filing?
A 13F is the quarterly report every investment manager with $100 million or more in US equities must file with the SEC within 45 days of quarter end. It lists long positions in US-listed stocks, certain options and convertible notes. It does not show short positions, cash, bonds or shares listed outside the US.
How current are the holdings on this tracker?
Each fund page shows the most recent 13F-HR on SEC EDGAR, checked automatically. Because the deadline is 45 days after quarter end, every position describes a quarter that ended up to 45 days earlier and may have changed since. The filing date and the quarter it covers are printed on each page.
Can a 13F show what a fund is shorting?
No. 13F reports cover long positions only, plus put and call options, which are listed but not netted against the underlying. A fund with a large put position may be hedging or betting against a stock; the filing does not say which.
Why does Michael Burry's page look different?
Scion Asset Management deregistered as an investment adviser and no longer files 13Fs. Its page keeps his final 13F for the record and follows his own published trades from his Substack instead, which post the same day rather than up to 45 days later.