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What the biggest funds bought last quarter.
Buffett put $8.8B more into Alphabet.
- +$8.8B
Alphabet Inc. GOOGL
Added 9.4% of portfolio
- +$1.6B
Delta Air Lines, Inc. DAL
Added 1.8% of portfolio
- +$273M
Lennar Corp LEN
Added 0.4% of portfolio
Filed 39 days ago · box: quarter's price range · dot: last close
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What the biggest funds bought last quarter.
Buffett put $8.8B more into Alphabet.
- +$8.8B
Alphabet Inc. GOOGL
Added 9.4% of portfolio
- +$1.6B
Delta Air Lines, Inc. DAL
Added 1.8% of portfolio
- +$273M
Lennar Corp LEN
Added 0.4% of portfolio
Filed 39 days ago · box: quarter's price range · dot: last close
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Every answer comes from a filing it just read.
- Read every Form 4 as it was filed
- Dropped vesting and tax withholding
- Kept only open-market buys
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This assistant
Reads the company’s own filings the moment you ask, then answers with the figures. Click any one of them and you land on the document it came from.
Not in the filings? It tells you. It never fills the gap in for you.
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- No news feed
- No sentiment scores
- No price predictions
- Nothing from the open internet
Tracking 46 investors, quarter by quarter
- Warren Buffett
- Bill Ackman
- Michael Burry
- Carl Icahn
- Seth Klarman
- Li Lu
- and 40 more
Every position priced against the quarter it was filed in, and diffed against the quarter before.
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What do the numbers say?
What changed since last year?
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What are the greats buying?
Where else does this happen?
What is the backdrop doing?
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What the biggest funds bought, and what they paid
Every quarter, from the forms they file.
Which CEO just bought millions of their own stock
On the open market, from their own filing.
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The paragraph a company added to its risk factors
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Where does the data come from?
Company financials, insider transactions and fund holdings are read from filings on SEC EDGAR: annual and quarterly statements, Form 4, and quarterly 13F reports. Economic series come from official statistical releases. Prices come from a market data vendor and may be delayed.
Is this investment advice?
No. Investailor is an analysis tool. It shows what companies and investors have filed and lets you run your own assumptions. It does not recommend, predict or rate anything. Read the disclaimer.
What does the free plan include?
A portfolio of three holdings, the company pages, a sample of each tracked investor's latest filing, and a small daily allowance of assistant questions. It does not expire. Compare the plans.
Which investors are tracked?
Managers who file quarterly 13F reports with the SEC and are widely followed for them, among them Warren Buffett, Bill Ackman, Michael Burry, Seth Klarman and Li Lu. Every position is priced against the quarter it was filed in and compared with the quarter before.
Does it cover ETFs and funds?
Yes. A fund is opened up to the companies it holds, so a portfolio of funds shows what you actually own across all of them, including the weights you never chose.
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