13-F holdings, Q2 2026
Chase Coleman (Tiger Global)
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
- $24B
- Positions
- 46
- Filed
- Data as of
These holdings are as of , 130 days ago.
13-Fs for Q3 2026 are due by .
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Top holdings
- TSM$2.3B4,881,008 shares9.7% of the book
- AMZN$2.3B9,683,558 shares9.6% of the book
- NVDA$2.2B11,198,773 shares9.3% of the book
- GOOGL$2.1B5,805,687 shares8.7% of the book
- META$1.6B2,823,180 shares6.6% of the book
- LRCX$1.4B3,163,495 shares5.7% of the book
- SE$1.2B12,559,152 shares5% of the book
- AMAT$1.2B1,632,210 shares4.9% of the book
- GEV$937M797,511 shares3.9% of the book
- MSFT$845.6M2,266,913 shares3.5% of the book
What changed this quarter
7 new positions and 17 sold out, against Q1 2026. A buy or sell is the change in shares at the Q2 2026 price, with Q1 2026 shares adjusted for stock splits.
Largest buys
Largest sells
What was sold out, by size
- 7 real positions, 0.25% of the book or more
- 7 small, between 0.015% and 0.25%
- 3 slivers under 0.015%, often rounding or client flows
Not counted as trades: CBRS (newly listed or spun off), SPCX (newly listed or spun off).
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.