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Investors who trade like Tom Slater

The 29 other tracked superinvestors ranked by shared-ticker overlap with Tom Slater's (Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth)) latest 13F portfolio. Jaccard similarity — the fraction of tickers held by both investors out of the union of tickers held by either.

Top similar investors

  1. 1
    Polen Capital
    Polen Capital Management
    12%
    Jaccard
    51 shared of 432 total tickers — SPCX · NVDA · AMZN · MELI · SE
  2. 2
    Bill Nygren fund logo
    Bill Nygren
    Oakmark Funds
    10%
    Jaccard
    32 shared of 318 total tickers — NVDA · AMZN · META · CPNG · NFLX
  3. 3
    Chase Coleman fund logo
    Chase Coleman
    Tiger Global Management
    9%
    Jaccard
    26 shared of 288 total tickers — SPCX · NVDA · AMZN · MELI · SE
  4. 4
    Joel Greenblatt
    Gotham Asset Management
    7%
    Jaccard
    233 shared of 3163 total tickers — NVDA · AMZN · MELI · SE · SPOT
  5. 5
    Stanley Druckenmiller
    Duquesne Family Office
    7%
    Jaccard
    22 shared of 334 total tickers — AMZN · SE · META · CPNG · RDDT
  6. 6
    Terry Smith fund logo
    Terry Smith
    Fundsmith
    7%
    Jaccard
    19 shared of 290 total tickers — APP · META · NFLX · MSFT · GOOGL
  7. 7
    David Tepper
    Appaloosa Management
    6%
    Jaccard
    17 shared of 278 total tickers — SPCX · NVDA · AMZN · META · GOOG
  8. 8
    François Rochon
    Giverny Capital
    6%
    Jaccard
    17 shared of 301 total tickers — META · GOOG · MSFT · GOOGL · MA
  9. 9
    Glenn Greenberg
    Brave Warrior Advisors
    5%
    Jaccard
    15 shared of 292 total tickers — AMZN · NU · META · GOOG · MSFT
  10. 10
    Andreas Halvorsen
    Viking Global Investors
    5%
    Jaccard
    17 shared of 339 total tickers — SPCX · AMZN · SE · META · RACE
  11. 11
    William von Mueffling fund logo
    William von Mueffling
    Cantillon Capital Management
    4%
    Jaccard
    12 shared of 282 total tickers — SPOT · MSFT · GOOGL · AVGO · TSM
  12. 12
    Stephen Mandel fund logo
    Stephen Mandel
    Lone Pine Capital
    4%
    Jaccard
    11 shared of 291 total tickers — SE · APP · NU · GOOGL · TSM
  13. 13
    David Rolfe
    Wedgewood Partners
    4%
    Jaccard
    10 shared of 275 total tickers — AMZN · META · MSFT · GOOGL · AAPL
  14. 14
    Lee Ainslie fund logo
    Lee Ainslie
    Maverick Capital
    3%
    Jaccard
    8 shared of 297 total tickers — SPCX · AMZN · GOOG · GOOGL · CRH
  15. 15
    Howard Marks fund logo
    Howard Marks
    Oaktree Capital
    2%
    Jaccard
    8 shared of 330 total tickers — SE · DASH · MMYT · ON · UBER

Method

Jaccard similarity = |A ∩ B| / |A ∪ B| where A and B are the sets of tickers each investor holds in their most recent 13F filing.

A score of 100% means both investors hold exactly the same tickers. A score of 0% means no overlap. In practice, tracked superinvestors rarely exceed 40% — they pick unique spots even within similar philosophies.

Source data: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR filings, latest quarter available per investor. v1 uses unweighted Jaccard (set membership). v2 will add position-weighted similarity for a finer-grained score.

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Frequently asked questions

Which investors are most similar to Tom Slater?

Top portfolio-similarity peers to Tom Slater (Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth)): Polen Capital (Polen Capital Management, 12% Jaccard); Bill Nygren (Oakmark Funds, 10% Jaccard); Chase Coleman (Tiger Global Management, 9% Jaccard). Full ranking of all 29 tracked peers below, by shared-ticker overlap.

How is investor similarity calculated?

HoldLens uses Jaccard similarity on shared tickers: |A ∩ B| / |A ∪ B|. For each pair of investors, count tickers held by both, divide by tickers held by either. Range 0% (no overlap) to 100% (identical portfolio). Computed from latest SEC 13F-HR filings for Tom Slater and the 29 other tracked superinvestors.

Why does Tom Slater's portfolio overlap with these investors?

Portfolio overlap reflects shared investment thesis, sector orientation, or fund-of-funds inheritance. High Jaccard (>50%) is rare and usually signals tight thesis alignment; 20-40% suggests overlapping sectors; <10% means distinct strategies. Click each peer below for their full 13F positions and ConvictionScore.

How current is the Tom Slater similarity ranking?

Updated on each quarterly 13F-HR filing cycle (45-day statutory lag per SEC). Similarity scores refresh as new positions are added or exited. See /methodology for the federation cadence + 13F filing-window math.

Similarity computed from publicly filed 13F portfolios. 13F filings show long US equity positions only (no shorts, no cash, no non-US positions). Not investment advice.

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