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13-F holdings, Q2 2026

Raine Capital LLC

A 13-F is the report large US investment managers file with the SEC each quarter, listing the stocks they held at quarter end.

Reported value
$13.5M
Positions
2
Filed
Data as of

These holdings are as of , 136 days ago.

13-Fs for Q3 2026 are due by .

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Top holdings

  1. BODI$6.9M
    671,067 shares50.8% of the book
  2. DKNG$6.7M
    263,445 shares49.2% of the book

What changed this quarter

0 new positions and 2 sold out, against Q1 2026. Added and trimmed positions use the change in split-adjusted shares at the Q2 2026 implied price; full exits use their Q1 2026 reported value, not sale proceeds.

Largest buys

No buys reported against the prior quarter.

Largest sells

  • SGOV

    ISHARES TR

    −$725K

    Sold out, was 5.1% of the book

    Your stake and evidence for SGOV

    What it means for you

    This public view does not read your holdings or watchlist; open the member view to check your stake.

    Use this to decide what to research, rather than as an instruction to copy a trade.

    What happened

    The position reported in Q1 2026 is absent from the comparable Q2 2026 book.

    Displayed change: −$725K. This was 5.1% of the prior book.

    Why it can matter

    A change between quarter-end disclosures can prompt a question about the manager's exposure. It does not reveal the trade date, the execution price or why the position changed; a full exit is not proof of a bearish decision.

    How we got this

    A full exit is shown as the negative of its prior reported value, not sale proceeds or a value at today's price.

    Comparable books exclude identified CUSIP, share-basis and new-security events from trades. Exit-size bands describe prior book weight, not the manager's intent.

    Where the data comes from

    SEC 13F quarter-end holdings for Q1 2026 and Q2 2026; these delayed disclosures omit shorts and many other assets.

    Current source filed .

    Read source filing

    Source filing on SEC.gov

    Technical details

    Reported dollar change: -725000 USD. Current reported shares: not recorded. Prior shares on current basis: 7200.

  • SPY

    STATE STR SPDR S&P 500 ETF T

    −$407K

    Sold out, was 2.9% of the book

    Your stake and evidence for SPY

    What it means for you

    This public view does not read your holdings or watchlist; open the member view to check your stake.

    Use this to decide what to research, rather than as an instruction to copy a trade.

    What happened

    The position reported in Q1 2026 is absent from the comparable Q2 2026 book.

    Displayed change: −$407K. This was 2.9% of the prior book.

    Why it can matter

    A change between quarter-end disclosures can prompt a question about the manager's exposure. It does not reveal the trade date, the execution price or why the position changed; a full exit is not proof of a bearish decision.

    How we got this

    A full exit is shown as the negative of its prior reported value, not sale proceeds or a value at today's price.

    Comparable books exclude identified CUSIP, share-basis and new-security events from trades. Exit-size bands describe prior book weight, not the manager's intent.

    Where the data comes from

    SEC 13F quarter-end holdings for Q1 2026 and Q2 2026; these delayed disclosures omit shorts and many other assets.

    Current source filed .

    Read source filing

    Source filing on SEC.gov

    Technical details

    Reported dollar change: -407000 USD. Current reported shares: not recorded. Prior shares on current basis: 626.

What was sold out, by size

  • 2 real positions, 0.25% of the book or more

All of this comes from the filer's public SEC filings. A 13-F shows long positions in US-listed securities at quarter end and can leave out short positions, cash and non-US holdings, so it is not the whole portfolio. This is filing data, not investment advice.