13F Hedge-Fund Holdings Tracker

Free · public-domain data · updated daily · research information, not investment advice

Every quarter, large institutional managers disclose their U.S. equity holdings to the SEC on Form 13F. Trading Intel parses those filings and diffs them quarter-over-quarter so you can see what the big funds are actually buying and selling — free.

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What you'll see

For each fund and holding we show the position value, the change vs last quarter (new, added, trimmed or exited) and the percent change in shares.
13F is a lagging quarterly snapshot — filed up to 45 days after quarter-end — so it shows conviction and rotation, not what a fund did yesterday.
New and added positions signal institutional accumulation; exits and big trims signal distribution.

How to read it

Scan the biggest new and added positions by value to see where institutional money is flowing, and cross-reference a ticker against insider and congressional buying for confluence.

Frequently asked questions

What is a 13F filing?

A quarterly SEC filing where institutional investment managers with over $100M in U.S. equities disclose their holdings. It's public on SEC EDGAR.

How often does 13F data update?

Quarterly, as funds file — up to 45 days after the quarter ends. Trading Intel refreshes holdings as new filings arrive.

Is the 13F tracker free?

Core holdings are free to browse; Premium unlocks the full quarter-over-quarter history and every dataset.