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Fresh money · Q2 2026

New positions from the best investors

Every brand-new position opened this quarter across 30 tracked superinvestors, ranked by a combined signal: position % × manager quality × (1 + ConvictionScore/100). Fresh money with size and consensus behind it sits at the top.

452 new positions this quarter · top 50 shown · Dataroma lists new buys chronologically, HoldLens ranks them.

#1 · Fairfax Financial
EGO logo
EGO
EGO
16.2% position·+17
#2 · Oaktree Capital
SPY logo
SPY
SPY
14.0% position·−2
#3 · Maverick Capital
WBD logo
WBD
Warner Bros. Discovery
11.4% position·−3

Top 50 new positions, ranked

Filed Q2 2026
#TickerManagerPositionScoreCombined
1EGO logoEGO
EGO
Prem Watsa fund logoPrem Watsa
Fairfax Financial
16.2%+17132.7
2SPY logoSPY
SPY
Howard Marks fund logoHoward Marks
Oaktree Capital★
14.0%−2126.0
3WBD logoWBD
Warner Bros. Discovery
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
11.4%−391.2
4ICLR logoICLR
ICLR
Glenn Greenberg
Brave Warrior Advisors
11.9%−1083.3
5NBIS logoNBIS
NBIS
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
7.2%−1064.8
6SPCX logoSPCX
SPCX
Tom Slater fund logoTom Slater
Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth)
8.0%064.0
7STX logoSTX
Seagate Technology
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
5.9%−753.1
8HD logoHD
HD
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
5.6%−450.4
9UBER logoUBER
Uber
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
4.7%+1548.6
10AMAT logoAMAT
AMAT
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
5.3%−247.7
11LIN logoLIN
LIN
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
4.9%+245.0
12AJG logoAJG
AJG
Glenn Greenberg
Brave Warrior Advisors
6.4%−444.8
13MA logoMA
Mastercard
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
4.7%−142.3
14TSM logoTSM
Taiwan Semi
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
4.0%−236.0
15KEYS logoKEYS
KEYS
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
4.4%−935.2
16XYZ logoXYZ
XYZ
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
4.2%−1533.6
17NFLX logoNFLX
Netflix
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
3.7%−133.3
18GEV logoGEV
GEV
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
3.5%−231.5
19FLEX logoFLEX
FLEX
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
3.6%−1628.8
20AAPL logoAAPL
Apple Inc.
David Tepper
Appaloosa Management★
3.1%−2127.9
21STRL logoSTRL
STRL
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
3.1%−427.9
22TTMI logoTTMI
TTMI
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
3.1%−627.9
23ONON logoONON
ONON
Stephen Mandel fund logoStephen Mandel
Lone Pine Capital★
2.9%−326.1
24FOXA logoFOXA
FOXA
Stanley Druckenmiller
Duquesne Family Office★
2.8%+326.0
25CDW logoCDW
CDW
Stanley Druckenmiller
Duquesne Family Office★
2.7%+525.5
26GE logoGE
GE Aerospace
Polen Capital
Polen Capital Management
2.2%+4124.8
27APP logoAPP
APP
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
2.6%−823.4
28NXT logoNXT
NXT
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
2.5%+122.7
29CME logoCME
CME
Seth Klarman
Baupost Group★
2.5%−422.5
30TJX logoTJX
TJX
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
2.5%−222.5
31CBRS logoCBRS
CBRS
Chase Coleman fund logoChase Coleman
Tiger Global Management
2.8%−1222.4
32GOOGL logoGOOGL
Alphabet
Stanley Druckenmiller
Duquesne Family Office★
2.3%−2720.7
33BA logoBA
BA
David Tepper
Appaloosa Management★
2.2%−119.8
34RACE logoRACE
RACE
Andreas Halvorsen
Viking Global Investors
2.3%−618.4
35MSCI logoMSCI
MSCI Inc
Andreas Halvorsen
Viking Global Investors
1.9%+1116.9
36AAL logoAAL
AAL
David Tepper
Appaloosa Management★
1.8%−1016.2
37TTMI logoTTMI
TTMI
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
2.0%−616.0
38GEV logoGEV
GEV
Polen Capital
Polen Capital Management
2.0%−216.0
39MLM logoMLM
MLM
Chris Hohn
TCI Fund Management★
1.6%+815.6
40VMC logoVMC
VMC
Chris Hohn
TCI Fund Management★
1.5%+814.6
41GOOG logoGOOG
Alphabet Class C
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
1.6%+213.1
42UNP logoUNP
UNP
Andreas Halvorsen
Viking Global Investors
1.6%−412.8
43AMD logoAMD
AMD
Chase Coleman fund logoChase Coleman
Tiger Global Management
1.6%−2312.8
44PFGC logoPFGC
PFGC
Lee Ainslie fund logoLee Ainslie
Maverick Capital
1.6%−612.8
45CRWV logoCRWV
CRWV
David Tepper
Appaloosa Management★
1.4%−312.6
46ATI logoATI
ATI
Polen Capital
Polen Capital Management
1.4%−311.2
47BTDR logoBTDR
BTDR
Stanley Druckenmiller
Duquesne Family Office★
1.2%+211.0
48NYT logoNYT
NYT
François Rochon
Giverny Capital★
1.1%+410.3
49DAL logoDAL
DAL
Stanley Druckenmiller
Duquesne Family Office★
1.1%−119.9
50VEEV logoVEEV
VEEV
Terry Smith fund logoTerry Smith
Fundsmith★
1.1%−29.9
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Where fresh money went, by sector

Other
422
Technology
13
Financials
7
Consumer Discretionary
3
Communication
2
Industrials
2
Healthcare
2
Utilities
1

Busiest managers — most new positions

1Joel Greenblatt
169
2Polen Capital
66
3Stanley Druckenmiller
44
4Andreas Halvorsen
33
5Tom Slater
29

Managers rotating hardest this quarter. Cross-reference with /leaderboard to see whose new bets tend to work out.

Why this beats Dataroma

  • Dataroma lists new buys chronologically, one manager at a time.
  • HoldLens ranks every new position by size × quality × conviction so the bets that matter float to the top.
  • Sector breakdown + busiest-managers panel show where fresh money is concentrating — the early signal that starts sector rotations.
  • Every row cross-links to the full ConvictionScore breakdown on /signal/[ticker].

Trade with the smartest money

New positions are the freshest signal. For the full conviction story start with Best stocks now, Big bets, and Sector rotation.

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