Most widely held stocks
The securities held by the most institutional managers we track, ranked by number of current 13F holders. A read on where smart-money ownership is most concentrated — and the most crowded trades. Long U.S.-listed equity positions only, from the latest 13F per manager.
Ranked by distinct holders across each manager's most recent 13F. Showing every security held by at least two tracked managers.
About this ranking
What does "most widely held" mean?
It ranks securities by the number of distinct tracked managers reporting a position in them on their latest 13F — i.e. the most crowded positions among the funds we follow.
Is a crowded stock a good or bad sign?
It cuts both ways: broad smart-money ownership can signal conviction in a name, but very crowded trades also carry more risk if sentiment turns and many funds head for the exit at once.
How is it calculated?
For each security we count distinct holders across every tracked manager’s most recent 13F filing (long U.S.-listed equity only). Showing every stock held by at least two managers.