Hedge Fund Activity

In Q1 2026, 79 tracked hedge funds reported trading activity. The table above shows each fund's recent buys and sells, color-coded by action type (new positions, additions, reductions, and full sells).

When multiple funds buy the same stock, it signals broad institutional conviction. This "crowded trade" can indicate strong fundamentals but also concentration risk. Currently 79 funds are actively trading.

"New" (or "Buy") means the fund initiated a brand new position in that stock. "Add" means the fund already owned the stock and increased its position. Both are bullish signals, but a new position may indicate stronger conviction.

Typically most tracked funds report some activity each quarter. In Q1 2026, 79 funds showed buy or sell activity in their 13F filings. Funds with no changes simply maintained their existing positions.

Each row shows a fund manager's trading summary. "Buys" includes both new positions and additions to existing holdings. "Sells" includes full exits and partial reductions. Click any ticker to see the full stock profile.

13F filings are due 45 days after quarter end, so there is a reporting delay. Our site updates within 24 hours of new filings. For more timely data, check our insider trading section for Form 4 filings (due within 2 business days of a trade).

While 79 funds' trades provide valuable research ideas, blindly copying trades is risky. 13F data is delayed by up to 45 days, so prices may have moved significantly. Use this data as one input in your own research process.

Click on any fund manager to view their full activity history across multiple quarters. You can compare buys and sells over time to identify trends in their investment strategy and conviction levels.