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What big funds hold.

Large investment managers must report their US stock holdings to the SEC every quarter (Form 13F). Pick one to see its biggest positions and what it bought or sold since the last report. The changes are calculated from the filings, not guessed.

Berkshire HathawayWarren Buffett
Bridgewater AssociatesMacro hedge fund
Renaissance TechnologiesQuantitative fund
Citadel AdvisorsMulti-strategy fund
Millennium ManagementMulti-strategy fund
Point72 Asset ManagementSteven Cohen
D. E. ShawQuantitative fund
Two Sigma InvestmentsQuantitative fund
AQR Capital ManagementQuantitative fund
Tiger Global ManagementGrowth investor
Coatue ManagementTechnology investor
Viking Global InvestorsLong/short equity
Lone Pine CapitalLong/short equity
Maverick CapitalLong/short equity
AppaloosaDavid Tepper
Third PointDaniel Loeb
Carl C. IcahnActivist investor
Trian Fund ManagementActivist investor
Elliott Investment ManagementActivist investor
Duquesne Family OfficeStanley Druckenmiller
Soros Fund ManagementGeorge Soros
Baupost GroupValue investor
Scion Asset ManagementMichael Burry
Pershing Square Capital ManagementBill Ackman
BlackRockAsset manager
FMR (Fidelity)Asset manager
State StreetAsset manager

Read this first. A 13F shows only long positions in US-listed securities as of the quarter's last day, and it is published up to 45 days later. It does not show short positions, cash, most bonds, or anything held abroad, and a fund may have changed since. It is a delayed, partial picture, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.