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Every quarter, big investment managers must disclose their US stock holdings to the SEC on a Form 13F. Quantora reads those filings straight from EDGAR so you can see exactly what the world's most-watched investors own - full positions, portfolio weights, and what they bought, sold and exited versus the quarter before.

A 13F is a quarterly snapshot of a manager's US-listed long positions, filed within 45 days of quarter-end. It's powerful - it's how the public learns that Buffett started a new position or that a hedge fund piled into one name - but it has real limits. It's up to ~4.5 months stale by the time you see it, it shows only long US equity (no shorts, cash, bonds, or foreign listings), and a manager can ask the SEC to temporarily hide a position being built. So read it as a window into conviction, not a live portfolio. The quarter-over-quarter changes below - new buys, adds, trims and exits - are usually the most revealing part.
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13F data from the SEC EDGAR system via Quantora's server (public domain, no key). Under Exchange Act §13(f) / Rule 13f-1, managers with ≥$100M in 13(f) securities file within 45 days of quarter-end; figures may be materially stale. 13F covers long US equity only - it excludes shorts, cash, non-US listings, most derivatives and any confidential-treatment holdings, so it is not a fund's full book. CUSIPs shown are reproduced as they appear in the public filing. Following investors is not investment advice; Quantora is not a registered investment adviser. For information and education only.