13F / Q2 2026 · The tape5 stories

The quarter in
five stories.

PIER20 follows 16 managers through their 13F filings. Twelve form the fundamental cohort, the default view. Five stories cover the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Each story compares what the same manager disclosed in Q1 and Q2.

32normalized Q1 + Q2 filings
45 daysperiod end → filing date
16managers · 12 in the default cohort
13filings with normalization warnings

Common stock only · CALL and PUT kept separateEvery count links to its filingSkip to the full tape ↓

01 · Biggest move01 / 05

Managers bought Alphabet and sold TSMC

Six of the twelve managers added to Alphabet between the two filings, more than for any other stock. Five cut or closed TSMC, the heaviest selling in the cohort.

Counts use normalized share totals. They do not measure size. Amazon carried four adds and four cuts — the largest churn in the cohort. Advanced Micro Devices Inc (4 adds) and Capital One Finl Corp (4 cuts) just miss the top five.Next: SpaceX ↘
02 · New support02 / 05

Managers opened five new SpaceX positions

SpaceX entered five disclosed books this quarter. Every positive action on the name was an opening, not an addition. That is the broadest fresh support in the cohort.

03 · Disagreement03 / 05

Alphabet divided the cohort

Six managers added to Alphabet and three cut it in the same quarter. No other name carried more opposing actions. The stock that drew the most buyers also drew resistance.

04 · Rotation04 / 05

Mobility gained buyers. Payments lost them.

Four more managers added to mobility and transport than cut it, the strongest theme breadth in the cohort. Payments and fintech ran the other way, two more sellers than buyers.

Net breadth = positive-manager count minus negative-manager count. Power / utilities ends level with payments at −2. Unmapped issuers stay visible on the rotations page.Theme taxonomyNext: activity ↘
05 · Activity05 / 05

Soros ran the busiest book

Soros Fund Management changed 298 common-position classifications between its Q1 and Q2 filings — almost 3 times the next-busiest manager. A change means new, increased, decreased, closed, or mixed.

The count shows breadth of change. It does not show size, turnover, or conviction. One manager counts once per issuer after share classes combine.Soros manager bookThe full tape ↓
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Counts, not flows.

The model combines common share classes, then counts each manager once per issuer. CALL and PUT positions remain separate. Reported value provides context, but it does not show trade size or conviction.

Methodology / reporting lag

Filed after quarter end.

Transaction labels use Q1 → Q2 normalized share-count changes. Form 13F reports selected long positions after quarter end. It does not reveal short positions. This tape uses only 16 approved managers and supplied Q1/Q2 information tables.

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