Investors worth copying
Famous portfolios straight from their SEC filings, the people everyone asks about with real numbers behind them, and baskets built from the disclosure data. Every one is mirrorable.
Crowd favorites
The ones people ask for, with the real record attached.
Every disclosed trade from the Speaker Emerita's household.
Michael Burry's last disclosed book: a few stocks and the big bets against Palantir and Nvidia.
Own what he tells you to sell. Built from his on-air Lightning Round calls.
Hundreds of disclosed trades a year, many in the sectors his committees oversee.
A House member whose disclosures the copy-traders follow closely.
One of the most active filers in Congress, mostly through managed accounts.
Big trades in the names his committees touch.
Hundreds of family-trust trades, read by hand from scanned filings.
Frequent, sizable disclosures from a senior senator.
Legends
Baskets from the data
The most-bought stocks across every member's disclosures in the last 90 days, weighted by size.
Open-market purchases by CEOs, CFOs, and directors from SEC Form 4 — the cleanest bullish signal in public data.
The baskets of the ten members of Congress people follow most on Disclosed, merged with equal weight per member.
The ten senators with the most disclosed stock trades in the last six months, merged with equal weight per senator.
The ten House members with the most disclosed stock trades in the last six months, merged with equal weight per member.
The latest 13F holdings of every fund on the Investors page, merged with equal weight per fund.
Hedge fund holdings come from SEC Form 13F (filed within 45 days of each quarter end; US-listed long positions). Insider trades come from SEC Form 4. ARK publishes holdings daily. Values as reported. Portraits via Wikimedia Commons where noted on the About page.