See What Great Investors
Actually Own
Warren Buffett, Bill Ackman, Carl Icahn and dozens more report their holdings every quarter. See what they own, what they bought and sold last quarter, and how each stock scores, so you can do your own research.
Free on every plan, no account needed
Bill Ackman
Pershing Square Capital Management
Top 5 Holdings
As of Q2 2026
Warren Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway
Top 5 Holdings
As of Q2 2026
Mohnish Pabrai
Dalal Street
Top 4 Holdings
As of Q2 2026
Illustrative example as of October 2026. Values are not live data.
Headlines Tell You What They Bought.
The Filing Tells You How Much.
"Buffett is buying Alphabet" makes a great headline. It doesn't tell you how big the position is, what else he sold that quarter, or that the filing came out six weeks after the quarter ended. Super Investors shows you the whole filing.
A headline
"Buffett is buying Alphabet!"
- One stock, without the rest of the portfolio around it
- No position size, so a small nibble sounds like a big bet
- Rarely says which quarter, or what got sold to pay for it
The filing, on Stock Unlock
GOOGL
Add 45.24%9.41% of the portfolio · Q2 2026
- Every holding, with its share of the portfolio
- Every New Buy, Add, Reduce and Sell, quarter by quarter
- The filing date, so you know how old the news is
From a Filing to Your Own Decision
Three steps, no spreadsheets.
Pick an investor or a list
Open one of 40+ portfolios, or start from the stocks the most investors hold, bought or sold.
See what changed
Every quarter's new positions, adds, reductions and sells, with the size of each one.
Do your own research
Check each idea's Stock Scores, financials and fair value before you decide anything.
AMZNAmazon.com Inc
19
2.916%
4.03
GOOGLAlphabet Inc-Cl A
24
2.780%
3.69
GOOGAlphabet Inc-Cl C
18
2.369%
3.69
BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway Inc-Cl B
17
2.179%
2.83
AAPLApple Inc
12
2.059%
3.82
Example as of October 2026.
Where Great Investors Agree
One filing is one opinion. See which stocks show up across the most portfolios, which ones they bought and sold the most last quarter, and the biggest bets anyone made.
- Most Held, Most Bought, Most Sold, New Buys and Largest Positions
- Avg Weight shows where the money is, not just how many portfolios a stock is in
- The latest filings, or any quarter back to 2020
Example as of October 2026.
Every Move, Quarter by Quarter
Compare one filing with the one before it and the story shows up: what they started, added to, trimmed and walked away from. Pick any quarter since 2020 to see how they got here.
- New Buy, Add, Reduce and Sell, with the change in shares
- Sorted by how much each move changed the portfolio, so the big ones come first
- The filing date on every quarter, so you know how old the news is
Holdings Over Time
Warren Buffett
Example as of October 2026.
Watch a Portfolio Change Shape
Holdings Over Time stacks every filing since 2020, so you can see positions grow and shrink. Apple was 51% of Berkshire's filing in mid-2023 and 22% three years later.
- Every quarter back to Q1 2020, as filed
- Hover a quarter for its biggest positions, click for all of them
Most Bought
Q2 2026
MSFTMicrosoft Corp
11
4.06
29.2
17.8%
VVisa Inc-Class A Shares
8
4.29
34.1
14.4%
BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway Inc-Cl B
7
2.83
13.6
3.9%
UNHUnitedhealth Group Inc
6
3.26
23.0
3.3%
Example as of October 2026.
Their Idea. Your Homework.
A filing tells you what someone bought months ago, not whether it's a good idea for you today. That's why every stock in these lists shows its Stock Score, P/E and revenue growth using today's numbers, right next to who bought it.
- Most Held, Most Bought, Most Sold, New Buys and Largest Positions
- The latest filings, or any quarter back to 2020
- Then dig into the Stock Scores, financials and DCF before you decide
What a 13F Can and Can't Tell You
13F filings are public, official and useful. They're also limited. Here's what to keep in mind:
It's not real-time
A filing shows holdings on the last day of a quarter and can arrive 45 days later. By then, the investor may have moved on.
It's not what they paid
Filings list shares and their quarter-end value. We price changes at the quarter-end close, so cost basis and returns are approximate.
It's not everything they own
Cash, shorts, bonds and foreign listings aren't in a 13F. It's a slice of a portfolio, not all of it.
It's not every trade
A position bought and sold within one quarter never shows up, because a filing only shows what was held on its last day.
The Investors We Track
Value investors, activists, quality-growth managers, long-running funds and a foundation. Pick one to open their portfolio, rebuilt from their own 13F filings back to 2020.
Investors
- Bill Ackman Pershing Square Capital Management
- Bruce Berkowitz Fairholme Capital
- Carl Icahn Icahn Capital Management
- Christopher Davis Davis Advisors
- Chuck Akre Akre Capital Management
- Daniel Loeb Third Point
- David Abrams Abrams Capital Management
- David Katz Matrix Asset Advisors
- Dennis Hong ShawSpring Partners
- Duan Yongping H&H International Investment
- Francis Chou Chou Associates
- Glenn Greenberg Brave Warrior Advisors
- Harry Burn Sound Shore
- John Armitage Egerton Capital
- John Rogers Ariel Investments
- Josh Tarasoff Greenlea Lane Capital
- Mason Hawkins Southeastern Asset Management
- Mohnish Pabrai Dalal Street
- Prem Watsa Fairfax Financial Holdings
- Richard Pzena Pzena Investment Management
- Robert Vinall RV Capital GmbH
- Samantha McLemore Patient Capital Management
- Stephen Mandel Lone Pine Capital
- Thomas Gayner Markel Group
- Thomas Russo Gardner Russo & Quinn
- Wallace Weitz Weitz Investment Management
- Warren Buffett Berkshire Hathaway
- William Von Mueffling Cantillon Capital Management
Firms, funds and foundations
- Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust
- Dodge & Cox Funds
- First Eagle Investment Management
- First Pacific Advisors
- Jensen Investment Management
- Lindsell Train
- Mairs & Power Funds
- Polen Capital Management
- Ruane Cunniff LP
- Third Avenue Management
- Tweedy Browne
- Vulcan Value Partners
- Yacktman Asset Management
Stock Unlock isn't affiliated with, or endorsed by, any investor or firm shown.
A Few Ways to Use It
You know your strategy better than we do. Here are some starting points.
Find where they agree
Most Held
When many experienced investors own the same business, it's a sensible place to start your own research. Check Avg Weight too: being in 20 portfolios isn't the same as being a big part of them.
Spot fresh ideas
New Buys
A brand-new position is a deliberate choice. See what was started last quarter, by whom, and how much of the portfolio went into it.
Look at the size of the bet
Largest Positions
A 1% position and a 40% position say very different things. Find the stocks investors trusted with the biggest share of their money.
Read the room
Most Bought and Most Sold
See what investors wanted more and less of last quarter. Selling isn't always a bad sign: people sell to take profits or raise cash.
Learn how someone invests
Activity
Follow one investor through every quarter since 2020. How concentrated are they? How long do they hold? What do they do when prices fall?
Check an idea before you act
Stock Scores
Liked something you saw? Look at its scores, financials and fair value today. The filing is where an idea starts, not where your research ends.
These are examples, not recommendations. Stock Unlock doesn't give financial advice.
Free on Every Plan. No Account Needed.
Every investor, every quarter and every tab, on Free, Pro and Unlimited. Just open it and look around.
40+
investors and funds
2020
history starts in Q1
$0
on every plan
Every holding shows its Overall Score on every plan. The individual Stock Score categories follow the usual rules: free on the free-to-view stocks, everywhere on Pro and Unlimited.
Want the same view of your own money? The Portfolio Tracker gives your holdings the same scores, breakdowns and dividend views.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Super Investors
What is a super investor?
A well-known investor or investment firm whose holdings are public through 13F filings, like Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway, Bill Ackman at Pershing Square or Carl Icahn. Stock Unlock tracks 40+ of them, from individual managers to long-running funds and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust.
What is a 13F filing?
A quarterly report to the SEC. Investment managers with more than $100 million in US-listed stocks must list what they held on the last day of each quarter, within 45 days of the quarter ending. Every Super Investor portfolio is rebuilt from those filings.
How up to date is the data?
We check for new filings every night. Each filing shows holdings on the last day of a quarter and can arrive up to 45 days later, so holdings as of September 30 usually show up by mid-November. Most managers file close to the deadline, so a new quarter fills in over a few weeks.
Can I see what they paid, or their real returns?
No. A 13F lists share counts and their value at the end of the quarter, not purchase prices or trade dates. Buys and sells are worked out by comparing one filing with the next and priced at the quarter-end close, and history starts in 2020. So cost basis and returns on these portfolios are approximate, not the investor's own results.
Why isn't every position an investor owns listed?
A 13F only covers long positions in US-listed stocks and ETFs above the SEC's reporting threshold. Cash, shorts, bonds and shares listed outside the US aren't in it, and we leave out options. A position opened and closed within one quarter never appears either. It's a slice of a portfolio, not all of it.
How far back does the history go?
To the first quarter of 2020. You can step through each investor's Activity quarter by quarter, see every quarter in Holdings Over Time, and pick past quarters on the Most Held, Most Bought, Most Sold, New Buys and Largest Positions tabs.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Yes, it's free on every plan, and you can browse every investor, quarter and tab without an account. Overall Scores show for every holding. The individual Stock Score categories need Pro or Unlimited, except on the stocks whose Stock Scores are free to view. Compare plans.
Is this investment advice?
No. Super Investors shows what's in public filings, and Stock Unlock doesn't give financial advice. A filing can be months old by the time you see it, and an investor's goals and timeline aren't yours. It works best as a source of ideas you then research yourself, with Stock Scores, financials and the DCF calculator.
Is Super Investors in the mobile app?
Not yet. Super Investors is on the Stock Unlock website, and works in your phone's browser too.