Ownership

Follow the institutional money

Brief Equity ownership follows the institutional money through quarterly 13F filings. Search any company to see who holds it, or X-ray any fund to see how a manager invests through turnover, performance, and concentration. It also turns an ownership lens on your watchlists, filtered automatically to the tickers you track.

The Brief Equity ownership search with a fund search bar and a grid of curated superinvestors.

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Two directions, one dataset

Ownership reads both ways. Open any stock to see every institution that holds it, the largest positions, and who bought or sold this quarter. Open any fund to X-ray its full portfolio: turnover, one-year relative performance, concentration, and its biggest adds and exits.

A company ownership view: the institutions that hold a stock, with new and exited positions this quarter.

Ownership, scoped to your watchlists automatically

Most ownership tools make you look up one company at a time. Brief Equity already knows what you follow, so it filters institutional 13F ownership down to the exact tickers across your watchlists, automatically. The Tickers view shows how holders, dollars, and positions moved for each stock you track. The Funds view flips it around: the institutions active across your whole watchlist, ranked by conviction and recent buying or selling.

The watchlist Tickers view: how institutional ownership moved for each stock you track.

Follow the funds that matter to you

Save the funds you want to watch and keep them in one dashboard, with portfolio value, position count, and quarter-over-quarter activity surfaced for each one.

Frequently asked questions

Where does ownership data come from?
Quarterly institutional 13F filings. Brief Equity surfaces holders, fund portfolios, and how positions change quarter over quarter.
Can I see institutional ownership for just my watchlist?
Yes. Brief Equity automatically filters 13F ownership to the tickers across your watchlists, with a Tickers view of how ownership moved for each stock you track and a Funds view of the institutions active across your watchlist.
Can I follow specific funds?
Yes. Save the funds you want to track for a dashboard of their quarterly activity, and turn the watchlist ownership lens on the tickers you already follow.

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