What the best-known investors in public markets actually hold, taken from the quarterly filing that says so — and how much of each portfolio passes this platform’s screen. Nothing here is inferred from a newsletter or a headline: every position comes from the filer’s own Form 13F, which is public record.
What famous investors hold, from their own SEC filings — and how much of it is halal.
A 13F is filed quarterly, up to 45 days after the quarter it describes, so every card shows the period it covers rather than today’s date. It also covers only US-listed equity positions: cash, bonds, foreign listings and short positions do not appear in it, so a book can look smaller and narrower here than it really is.
Top halal holdings NVDAAAPLCATTSMLLY
Top halal holdings AAPLKOVRSNLLYVKNYT
Top halal holdings BKNGREGNGILDAPDFTV
Top halal holdings TSMLRCXMUAMATGEV
Top halal holdings NVDAAVGOLRCXAMDNEM
Top halal holdings TSMNVDALRCXSEAMAT
Top halal holdings HDAMATMDLNTERGLW
Top halal holdings BNUBER
Top halal holdings MAMLMUBERDASHV
Top halal holdings MUTSMUBERNVDAAAPL
Top halal holdings NTRATSMSTMSESNDK
Top halal holdings MABNFICOVCPRT
Top halal holdings TSMKEYSNSCCRSAPG
Top halal holdings AAPL
Top halal holdings NVDAHALLULU
Top halal holdings JNJALVUNFVRTXAZO
Each of these was searched for in EDGAR and matched a real company — but not the filer people mean by the name. Showing a decades-old portfolio as a live one would be worse than showing none.
Holdings from SEC Form 13F, which is public record. A 13F covers US-listed equity positions only — not cash, bonds, foreign listings or short positions — and is filed up to 45 days after the quarter it describes. Verdicts are this platform’s own and are not the filer’s view.
