What Stocks Do the Most Institutions Own?
A live leaderboard aggregating the latest 13F filings of 28 legendary investors — ranked by how many of them hold each stock. Straight from SEC EDGAR, updated as new filings land.
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How a value investor reads this list
- A stock held by many great investors is a starting point for research — not a buy signal. Consensus can be crowded, and by the time a 13F is public the price may have moved.
- 13F filings are disclosed up to 45 days after quarter-end and only show U.S. long equity positions — no shorts, no cash, no foreign listings. Treat them as a lagging clue, not a live portfolio.
- The most useful question is not "who owns it" but "why" — does the combined thesis rest on a durable moat and a margin of safety, or on the same crowded narrative?