13F filing

A 13F is the quarterly filing every US institutional manager with over $100 million must make, listing its stock holdings, due 45 days after the quarter ends. It shows what the funds with a view are holding, but weeks late, so it tells you a position, never a trade. EDGAR has all of them.

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