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64 elite hedge funds — Berkshire, Citadel, Pershing Square, Tiger Global, AQR, Tudor and more — surfaced from settled 13F filings.
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By strategy
Each strategy has its own page — quarterly activity, combined AUM, and the funds we track within it.
Long/Short Equity
16 funds
Long/short equity funds hold both long bets they expect to appreciate and short bets they expect to decline — netting market exposure down and isolating stock-picking skill.
Multi-Strategy
9 funds
Multi-strategy funds run dozens of independent portfolio managers under one risk umbrella — diversifying across styles, sectors, and timeframes.
Activist
9 funds
Activist funds take concentrated stakes and push management toward strategic change — board seats, breakups, capital returns, operational reforms.
Value
9 funds
Value funds look for businesses trading below intrinsic worth — durable cash flows priced as if they were melting ice cubes.
Macro
7 funds
Macro funds trade currencies, rates, commodities, and equities around top-down theses about economies and policy.
Quantitative
6 funds
Quant funds use systematic models — statistical, machine-learning, factor-based — to trade thousands of positions simultaneously with minimal human discretion.
Distressed
4 funds
Distressed funds invest in the debt and equity of stressed or restructuring companies — buying complexity at a discount.
Growth
2 funds
Growth-focused funds concentrate in fast-compounding businesses — secular winners trading at premium multiples.
Thematic
2 funds
Thematic funds organize around durable secular trends — AI infrastructure, energy transition, biotech innovation — rather than sector or style.
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Methodology
An active manager with documented multi-decade edge or sector-leading reputation. Our curated list includes Berkshire Hathaway, Citadel, Renaissance Technologies, Bridgewater, Two Sigma, Millennium, Point72, D.E. Shaw, Tiger Global, Coatue, Baupost, Viking Global, Appaloosa, ARK, Davis Selected, Egerton, Glenview, Maverick, and Soros.
They're passive index funds. Their flows reflect mechanical rebalancing across the indexes they track, not active conviction. Including them would dilute the signal — what we care about is what active managers chose to buy or sell.
Institutional investment managers with at least $100M in equities must file Form 13F with the SEC within 45 days of each quarter end. The filing discloses their long equity positions. We aggregate these filings into the views you see here.
13F filings cluster in 6-week windows after each quarter close. During these windows we refresh data hourly. Outside windows the data is refreshed nightly. Today's view shows whichever is the latest complete quarter.
No. This is research surfacing — we publish what elite funds are doing based on their public SEC filings. We're not recommending you buy or sell anything. Past institutional positioning doesn't predict future stock returns.