Hedge Fund Portfolio Tracker

The 13F portfolios of 22 of the world's most-followed funds, from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway to Citadel and Bridgewater: every disclosed position, updated each filing season, and ready to mirror in your own brokerage.

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Official SEC 13F filingsPortfolio returns & weightsUpdated each filing season
Updated Jun 30, 2026
Funds tracked
22
Combined 13F value
$1.92T
Positions disclosed
562+
Source
SEC EDGAR 13F

Best-performing portfolios (1-year)

Ranked by estimated 1-year return on disclosed 13F positions.

#FundEst. 1Y returnPositions13F value
1 Elliott Investment Paul Singer +57.5% 32 $20.1B
2 Duquesne Family Stanley Druckenmiller +49.0% 68 $3M
3 Citadel Advisors Ken Griffin +47.9% 6733 $618.5B
4 Appaloosa LP David Tepper +44.5% 31 $5.9B
5 Baupost Group Seth Klarman +43.9% 22 $5M
6 Point72 Asset Management Steve Cohen +43.3% 2426 $78.1B
7 Millennium Management Israel Englander +38.3% 4153 $240.3B
8 Coatue Management Philippe Laffont +36.9% 62 $29.1B
9 D.E. Shaw David Shaw +34.9% 3311 $166.3B
10 Bridgewater Associates Ray Dalio +31.0% 993 $22.4B
11 Two Sigma Investments John Overdeck +30.0% 3742 $123.9B
12 Renaissance Technologies Jim Simons +26.1% 3213 $63.9B

What the smart money owns

The stocks held by the most tracked funds this filing season, a hedge-fund consensus.

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Largest tracked funds

By disclosed 13F portfolio value.

Frequently asked questions

What is a 13F filing?

A Form 13F-HR is a quarterly report the SEC requires from every institutional investment manager that holds over $100 million in qualifying U.S. equities. It discloses the manager's long U.S. stock positions within 45 days of the quarter end. Those public filings are the source for every portfolio on this tracker.

Which fund had the best returns?

The leaderboard above ranks tracked funds by estimated 1-year return on their disclosed 13F positions. Because 13F reports long U.S. equities only and lags up to 45 days, these figures are directional estimates of the disclosed book, not audited fund returns.

What stocks does the smart money own?

The "most-owned" section shows the tickers held by the largest number of tracked funds this quarter, the closest thing to a hedge-fund consensus. Each fund page breaks down that fund's individual positions and weights.

Can I copy a hedge fund's portfolio?

Yes. Tengu's marketplace includes institutional-tracking strategies that surface a fund's disclosed positions in your own account at supported brokerages, including Robinhood, Schwab, Fidelity, and Interactive Brokers, when new 13F filings land. Your funds never leave your broker. Tengu routes only the trades you approve, and you can disconnect anytime.