Compare managers

Pick 2–4 managers to see which reported positions they share and how much of each portfolio sits in the common names.

Reading 13F data:

45-day lag. Reports are due 45 days after quarter-end (positions as of 2026-06-30, filings due 2026-08-14) — every number here is weeks stale by the time it is public, and mid-window snapshots miss managers who haven't filed yet.
Long-only, US-listed 13(f) securities. No short positions, no international listings, no credit or cash — and option reporting is too partial to interpret. A "portfolio" here is the reportable slice, not the whole book.
Quarter-end snapshot. Positions are as of the report date, not today; anything bought and sold inside the quarter never appears at all.
Reporting thresholds. Only managers with >$100M in 13(f) securities file, and positions under 10,000 shares and $200,000 may be omitted — small managers and small positions are invisible.
Descriptive, not advice. "N managers added X" is a fact about filings. Holder-count rises are often index membership or style flow, not conviction (Lewellen 2011). Nothing here is investment advice.

Managers (2026-Q2)

Select at least two managers above — positions are compared by CUSIP over open equity positions (options and closed positions excluded).

Form 4 lag: insiders have 2 business days to file after a trade (weekends and holidays extend this), and this site re-ingests once daily — a transaction can appear here roughly three business days after it happened.
13F lag: quarterly 13F-HR holdings cover the prior quarter-end and are due 45 days after it — every institutional position shown here is at least 45 days old by construction, often more.
CUSIP→ticker gaps: 13F positions are reported by CUSIP; some holdings cannot be matched to a current ticker (delistings, corporate actions, thin metadata) and appear without one or are omitted from ticker-level views.
EDGAR timing variability: institutions file at different hours and days within their windows; amended filings (4/A, 13F-HR/A) can restate earlier periods, so historical aggregates may change between batches.

Insider Atlas is a descriptive research site, not investment advice — see the methodology for the full provenance chain.