SPCXSPACE EXPLORATION TECHN CORP
- Baron Capital Group holds it at 39.4% of the book, 124.4× its average position (first reportable after the stock listed, Q2 2026).
The stocks well-known managers hold as big positions and keep buying, the ones they bought aggressively last quarter, and the big positions they cut. Under each price chart, one strip per fund shows its shares at every quarter-end: green when it added, red when it sold.
Biggest conviction: SPCX at Baron Capital Group, 39.4% of the reported book. Filings are due 45 days after each quarter, so these are positions at the quarter’s end.
Across 18 tracked managers' latest 13F filings (mostly Q2 2026, filed by August 14, 2026), 51 stocks are big positions still being bought, 31 were bought aggressively last quarter and 16 were big positions cut hard. The largest relative to its fund's average holding is SPCX at Baron Capital Group, 39.4% of the reported book, 124.4 times its average position.
Stocks a manager holds at 5% or more of its reported book and added to in at least one of its last four quarters, or holds at 10% or more. Ordered by how large the position is against the fund's average holding.
A new position opened at 3% or more of the book, or shares raised by half or more at a weight of 2% or more, in the fund's latest filing.
Positions that were 5% or more of the book, cut by a quarter or more or sold out in the fund's latest filing.
Berkshire Hathaway, Lone Pine Capital, Icahn Capital Management, Appaloosa Management, Paulson & Co, Pershing Square Capital (Q1 2026), Greenlight Capital, Third Point, Baupost Group, TCI Fund Management, Pabrai Investment Funds, Duquesne Family Office, Himalaya Capital, Trian Fund Management, Fundsmith, Altimeter Capital, Elliott Investment Management, Baron Capital Group. Left out: Scion Asset Management, latest filing is for 2025-09-30; Gates Foundation Trust, an endowment rather than a trading manager.
Weights are shares of each fund’s reported long stock positions; options are excluded, and a fund’s total capital is not disclosed. Filings are read with their amendments applied, and share counts are adjusted for stock splits before any change is measured. Bars show shares held at each quarter-end; trades inside a quarter are not visible. The full holdings are on 13F Consensus Tracker.
Biggest conviction: SPCX at Baron Capital Group, 39.4% of the reported book. Filings are due 45 days after each quarter, so these are positions at the quarter’s end.