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ETF by superinvestor

Which ETF replicates each superinvestor's portfolio?

For every tracked manager, we score 12 major US ETFs by portfolio-overlap with their disclosed top-10 holdings. The score weights each shared ticker by both the manager's position size and the ETF's holding weight — a ticker held heavily by both contributes much more than one held marginally by either. Click through to a manager for the full ranked list and per-ticker breakdown.

Closest ETF match per manager

ManagerClosest ETFScore
Li LuXLF328.0
Warren BuffettXLK308.9
Stanley DruckenmillerXLK268.8
Chuck AkreXLF221.6
Chase ColemanXLK219.8
David TepperXLK217.2
John ArmitageXLK190.4
Dev KantesariaXLF171.0
David RolfeXLF163.9
Stephen MandelXLK159.0
Mohnish PabraiQQQ152.5
Tom SlaterQQQ151.9
Chris HohnQQQ147.6
François RochonXLF146.5
Andreas HalvorsenXLK144.7
Terry SmithXLK116.5
Glenn GreenbergXLF114.0
Polen CapitalXLK97.8
Joel GreenblattXLK95.0
Lee AinslieXLK86.9
William von MuefflingXLK81.1
Prem WatsaQQQ37.6
Bill AckmanQQQ33.2
Bill NygrenXLF31.9
Howard MarksXLE27.6
Jeffrey UbbenQQQ27.3
Carl Icahnnone in top-10—
David Einhornnone in top-10—
Seth Klarmannone in top-10—
Michael Burrynone in top-10—

Why this is approximate

Managers disclose ~10-50 positions in 13F filings, and HoldLens tracks each manager's top-10. ETFs hold hundreds of positions; HoldLens tracks each ETF's top-10 disclosed weights. So this overlap-score reads tip-of-the-iceberg vs tip-of-the-iceberg — useful for the most-conviction positions, weak for tail exposure.

A high score means the manager's biggest names are also the ETF's biggest names. A low score means the manager has either (a) ran very different concentrated positions or (b) holds tickers outside the ETF's top-10. Either way, the score does not predict tracking error against the ETF; it measures top-10 holdings overlap as a quote-ready signal.

Related

Educational analysis based on disclosed top-10 holdings. Not a recommendation to buy any ETF or stock. Holdings change quarterly (managers) or daily (ETFs); scores reflect snapshots.

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