
Famous investors
Big investors have to disclose what they hold. Each page below shows every position they reported, ranked by size, with the ones they just opened or added flagged, plus how they invest and answers to the questions people most often ask about them. It comes straight from the filings, so nothing here is opinion.
How to read these
Positions come from Form 13F, which institutional managers file every quarter. It shows reported long U.S. exchange-traded holdings as of the last day of the quarter, and managers get up to 45 days to file. So this is the most recent picture that exists publicly, not a live one.
A 13F also leaves things out: short positions, bonds, cash, commodities and foreign-listed holdings never appear. A manager running a large short book can look very different in a 13F than in reality. See Smart Money for fresh 5%+ stakes and corporate holdings that a 13F cannot show.