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Q1 2026 superinvestor recap

What the 30 tracked superinvestors bought, sold, and held in Q1 2026. 13F filings are due 45 days after quarter-end, so this recap reflects filings through May 15, 2026.

Published 2026-05-16 · Last verified 2026-05-16 · sourced from SEC EDGAR 13F filings

Top consensus positions

Ranked by number of tracked superinvestors holding the position. Higher = stronger consensus.

#TickerCompanyOwners
1METAMeta Platforms15
2MSFTMicrosoft12
3VVisa10
4GOOGLAlphabet9
5NVDANVIDIA8
6MCOMoody's Corp7
7MAMastercard6
8BABAAlibaba4
9GOOGAlphabet Class C4
10BACBank of America3
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All tracked managers this period

Q1 2026 deep dives

Position-by-position breakdowns of what each manager actually changed this quarter — every move verifiable from their Form 13F-HR alone.

Start here · cross-fund synthesis
What superinvestors bought in Q1 2026

All 13 deep dives read together — the AI trade split four ways, the value investors, the concentrated bets, and the net seller. →

Warren Buffett's Q1 2026 moves
Berkshire Hathaway

Most active quarter in years — Delta re-entry, Alphabet add, V/MA/UNH/AON exits.

Bill Ackman's Q1 2026 moves
Pershing Square

Microsoft new at 15% of book, Alphabet near-exit — the most assertive entry in years.

David Tepper's Q1 2026 moves
Appaloosa Management

Amazon to #1, China unwind, memory + semis adds.

Stanley Druckenmiller's Q1 2026 moves
Duquesne Family Office

Natera at 18%, YPF + Alcoa + STMicro adds — diversification pivot, AUM down 25%.

Chris Hohn's Q1 2026 moves
TCI Fund Management

TCI guts Microsoft, deepens GE + Visa to 58% of the book.

Li Lu's Q1 2026 moves
Himalaya Capital

Cuts the 15-year Bank of America anchor 71% (28.6%→4.6%) — opens Moody's, MSCI, Tencent Music, H&R Block.

Chase Coleman's Q1 2026 moves
Tiger Global Management

Piles into AI hardware (Nvidia, TSMC +49%, Applied Materials +85%) and halves Microsoft (−54% to 4.1%); trims software + fintech. Alphabet stays #1.

Andreas Halvorsen's Q1 2026 moves
Viking Global Investors

Pushes Visa to #1 (+59%), builds quality industrials (Danaher, Fortive, Thermo Fisher +110%, Air Products new); trims Microsoft + Alphabet. New Apple.

Stephen Mandel's Q1 2026 moves
Lone Pine Capital

Bets on AI's infrastructure — Vistra + Talen (power), ASML + new Teradyne/Corning/MasTec (equipment + materials) — while halving TSMC.

Seth Klarman's Q1 2026 moves
Baupost Group

Makes Amazon the top holding (+47%, 12.7%), adds Alphabet + Ferguson, opens new Aon / Visa / Teleflex. A value legend leaning into quality.

Mohnish Pabrai's Q1 2026 moves
Pabrai Investment Funds

A three-stock US book — 68% metallurgical coal (Warrior + Alpha), Transocean trimmed, Valaris exited. The most concentrated 13F we track.

Terry Smith's Q1 2026 moves
Fundsmith

The 'English Buffett' trims almost his entire US book — Marriott, Stryker, Visa, Alphabet, Pfizer all reduced. A uniform pullback.

Lee Ainslie's Q1 2026 moves
Maverick Capital

Trims broadly (Carpenter −61%, MasTec −65%, Live Nation −73%) and opens new Meta + Alphabet + Hut 8. Rotation into mega-cap tech.

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