Research · Stock Ownership

See who owns any stock.

Search a ticker or company to see which hedge funds and institutions hold it, how large their positions are, and how they changed last quarter — all from SEC 13F filings.

What the smart money did last quarter

Quarter-over-quarter 13F flows · top 10
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Net dollars added vs. trimmed by tracked managers last quarter. Toggle to switch; tile size = dollar flow.
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Managers opening a brand-new stake vs. closing out entirely. Tile size = number of managers.
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About institutional ownership

What is institutional ownership?

The portion of a company held by institutional investment managers — hedge funds, mutual funds, family offices, pensions and endowments — as reported to the SEC on Form 13F each quarter.

How do I see which funds own a stock?

Search the ticker or company name. We list every tracked 13F manager holding it, with shares held, market value, percentage of their portfolio, and the quarter-on-quarter change.

Is the ownership data real-time?

Holdings come from quarterly 13F filings, so they carry up to a 45-day reporting lag. Share prices shown are the latest end-of-day close.

Why don’t the percentages add up to 100%?

We track a curated set of leading managers, not every institutional holder, and 13F covers only long U.S.-listed equity — so the figures reflect tracked smart-money ownership, not total institutional ownership.