What big investors reported

$72.62 B total reported value across 3140 holdings · 13F-HR · filed Aug 13, 2026 · open SEC report ↗

Q2 2026 · newest on this pageStocks:10NEW THIS QUARTER53MORE SHARES48FEWER SHARES12NO LONGER LISTEDvs Q1 2026, filed May 14, 2026

The simple explanation

For the matching rows, compared with Q1 2026, the Q2 2026 report's stock rows show 10 new positions, 53 positions with more shares reported, 48 positions with fewer shares reported, and 12 positions that no longer appear.

Green + ▲ means new or more shares; red + ▼ means fewer shares or no longer listed. The words and dot count repeat the meaning without relying on colour. Fewer shares or no listing does not mean the manager opened a short position.

13F reports can arrive up to 45 days after quarter-end, so this comparison is not proof of when, why, or at what price the manager traded.

What changed since the prior report

Green means the manager reported a new or larger share amount. Red means a smaller amount or the stock was no longer listed. This compares two delayed reports; it does not show the exact trade.

Matching changes

by position value

FEWER SHARESCOMMERCE BANCSHARES INC$56.5 M
−56,100 sh
MORE SHARESFIRST CTZNS BANCSHARES INC D$48.0 M
+7,800 sh
FEWER SHARES

Sources and exact comparison rules

Biggest reported changes — ranked by position value. The bar is the position's size against the largest one shown; the figure under it is the difference in the filed SH or principal amount. Corporate actions are not normalized.

Absent from latest filing — a 13F reports only that the position is absent, not when, why, or for what proceeds it changed. The prior SH or principal amount is printed, but these rows are not ranked because those units are not comparable.

Matching common-share positions

111 matched rows

Position	Value	Filed amount	Change
SEC issuerCOMMERCE BANCSHARES INC	$56.5 M0.1% of filing	978,626 sh	FEWER SHARES
SEC issuerFIRST CTZNS BANCSHARES INC D	$48.0 M0.1% of filing

What big investors reported

Matches for “BANC”

Ray Dalio

Ken Griffin

Soros Fund Management

Renaissance Technologies

Older reports

David Einhorn

The simple explanation

What changed since the prior report

Matching changes

Matching common-share positions

No longer listed