The investors people ask us to track, and how to follow their filings yourself: Coatue, Soros, Third Point, Einhorn, Druckenmiller, Tepper, Klarman, Icahn, Marks, Pabrai, Li Lu, and Tiger Global

I'm Chris, co-founder of Autopilot. We read what people search for, and a dozen names come up that we don't publish trackers for. So here's the honest page: who each of them is, exactly where their filings live on EDGAR, how to follow the filings yourself, and what a 13F can't tell you about any of them. As of September 10, 2026, our published fact sheets cover seven hedge fund trackers and none of these twelve. If that changes, the fact sheets site is where you'll see it first.

One thing first, because we're an SEC-registered investment adviser and I have to say it. Autopilot is the app. The actual investment advice comes from Autopilot Advisers, LLC. If you want the full legal version of anything in here, it's on our legal page.

1) The one method that works for all of them

Every manager on this list with $100 million or more in US stocks files a Form 13F with the SEC within 45 days after each calendar quarter ends. It's free on EDGAR. Go to sec.gov, open the company search, type the filer name below, and filter to form type 13F-HR. The information table is the list of long US positions as of the quarter's last day. Compare two quarters and you have the buys and sells, minus timing, prices, shorts, cash, and anything outside US-listed securities. 13Fs don't have a purchase date. They only have the ending date. I wrote the full walkthrough in How to see what Berkshire Hathaway bought in any quarter, where the filing is, when it posts, and how to read it, and what every 13F hides in What's a 13F, and can you actually see what Warren Buffett bought last quarter?.

2) The twelve, with their EDGAR filers

I checked each of these on EDGAR on September 10, 2026. The filer name is what you type.

• Coatue. Philippe Laffont's technology-focused firm files as Coatue Management LLC, CIK 1135730.
• Soros. George Soros's family office files as Soros Fund Management LLC, CIK 1029160.
• Third Point. Dan Loeb's firm files as Third Point LLC, CIK 1040273.
• Greenlight. David Einhorn's firm files as DME Capital Management, LP, CIK 1489933, at the same address as the older Greenlight Capital Inc filer, whose filings on EDGAR stop in February 2024. Search DME if you want the current ones.
• Druckenmiller. Stanley Druckenmiller files as Duquesne Family Office LLC, CIK 1536411.
• Tepper. David Tepper files as Appaloosa LP, CIK 1656456, with a 13F posted August 14, 2026. There's also an older entity, Appaloosa Management LP, under a separate CIK; the current filings are under Appaloosa LP.
• Klarman. Seth Klarman's firm files as Baupost Group LLC/MA, CIK 1061768, with a 13F posted August 13, 2026. Ignore the similarly named /ADV entity.
• Icahn. Carl Icahn's 13Fs are filed under his own name, Icahn Carl C, CIK 921669, care of Icahn Enterprises. Several Icahn entities exist on EDGAR; the personal filer is the one with the 13Fs.
• Marks. Oaktree, which Howard Marks co-founded, files as Oaktree Capital Management LP, CIK 949509.
• Pabrai. The EDGAR filer associated with Mohnish Pabrai's funds is Dalal Street, LLC, CIK 1549575, in West Lake Hills, Texas.
• Li Lu. Li Lu's firm files as Himalaya Capital Management LLC, CIK 1709323.
• Tiger Global. Chase Coleman's firm files as Tiger Global Management LLC, CIK 1167483.

Two related things people ask about that sit next to this list. We do run a Tepper Tracker in the app as of September 10, 2026; it doesn't have a public fact sheet yet, so I'm not going to describe it beyond that. And a third-party Pilot, Manawa Capital, publishes a Portfolio called Stan.ai Druckenmiller, which its description says is an AI strategy distilled from Druckenmiller's approach, not a tracker of Duquesne's filings. Different thing; read its own description.

3) What following any of them by hand gives up

Same as following ours: 45 days of lag at best, the long US book only, no shorts, no cash, no timing. Some of these are also family offices, which means they file a 13F because of their size but owe outside investors nothing, and their books can change fast between filings. Others, like Oaktree, run mostly credit strategies that a 13F barely touches, so the equity filing is a sliver of what the firm does. Know which kind you're reading before you read too much into it. I wrote the long version of what survives translation in How hedge funds actually run money: picking, sizing, shorting, and risk, explained for someone who wants to follow them.

4) The ETF questions

No ETF holds Berkshire Hathaway's stock portfolio. The way people own Berkshire's book is by owning Berkshire, the company, which trades as its own stock and includes the insurance operations, the railroad, the cash, and everything else a 13F leaves out. There are ETFs in the category people call hedge fund replication, built from many funds' 13F filings, and lists like the one people call the Goldman Sachs Hedge Fund VIP list are built from the same 13F filings, ranking the stocks that appear most often among funds' largest positions. I'm not naming tickers, because this page doesn't change and funds do. There is no Michael Burry ETF, and Scion's most recent 13F on EDGAR is dated November 3, 2025, with no 2026 filing as of this writing, so anything claiming to follow his current moves is claiming something the record doesn't support. I wrote how following 13Fs compares with replication ETFs in How to invest like a hedge fund without being an accredited investor: the four doors and what each one costs you.

5) "Superinvestors most bought" lists

Aggregator sites read every 13F after the deadline and count which stocks the most funds added. It's a census of the long side of the industry on one day, 45 days ago. Useful for seeing where the crowd went; useless as a signal about tomorrow, because the same list is available to everyone at the same moment. Read the date before the names.

6) Pershing Square Holdings from the US

Pershing Square Holdings is Bill Ackman's listed vehicle and trades on the London Stock Exchange, where it's a FTSE 100 constituent. Whether you can buy it from a US brokerage account depends on your broker's access to foreign listings, so ask your broker; I can't answer that for every brokerage. It's also a different thing from following Pershing Square's 13F, which is what our Ackman Tracker does in your own account: The Ackman Tracker: what it follows, what a 13F can and can't tell you about Pershing Square, and how following works.

7) Why this page exists

Because the searches are real and the honest answer to "do you track Coatue" is no, here's how to do it yourself. We publish trackers when there's a Portfolio with a fact sheet behind it, not before, and the fact sheets site is the record of what's live. Everything we do publish in this category is in Every hedge fund and Wall Street Portfolio you can follow on Autopilot, and how each one works.

Frequently asked questions

Coatue 13F holdings

Coatue Management LLC, CIK 1135730, files its 13F on the SEC's EDGAR site within 45 days after each quarter end, listing long US positions as of the quarter's last day. Autopilot doesn't publish a Coatue tracker as of September 10, 2026; search the filer name on EDGAR and compare two quarters to see what changed.

Soros Fund Management 13F

Soros Fund Management LLC, CIK 1029160, George Soros's family office, files a quarterly 13F on EDGAR. It shows long US positions only, 45 days late, and a family office owes outside investors nothing, so the book can change fast between filings. Autopilot doesn't publish a Soros tracker; read the filing yourself on EDGAR.

Dan Loeb Third Point 13F

Third Point LLC, CIK 1040273, files its 13F on EDGAR within 45 days after quarter end. Like every 13F it shows long US positions as of quarter end and hides shorts, hedges, and timing. Autopilot doesn't publish a Third Point tracker as of September 10, 2026.

David Einhorn Greenlight 13F

Einhorn's firm files as DME Capital Management, LP, CIK 1489933, at the same address as the older Greenlight Capital Inc filer, whose EDGAR filings stop in February 2024. Search DME for the current 13Fs. Autopilot doesn't publish a Greenlight tracker.

Stanley Druckenmiller 13F holdings

Druckenmiller files as Duquesne Family Office LLC, CIK 1536411, quarterly on EDGAR. It's a family office with a macro style, so the 13F shows only the US equity part of what he does. Autopilot doesn't publish a Duquesne tracker; a third-party Pilot publishes an AI strategy called Stan.ai Druckenmiller, which is a different thing and describes itself as inspired by his approach.

David Tepper 13F holdings

Tepper files as Appaloosa LP, CIK 1656456, with a 13F posted August 14, 2026. An older entity, Appaloosa Management LP, has a separate CIK; the current filings are under Appaloosa LP. Autopilot runs a Tepper Tracker in the app as of September 10, 2026, without a public fact sheet yet, so read the filing on EDGAR for the record.

Seth Klarman Baupost 13F

Klarman's firm files as Baupost Group LLC/MA, CIK 1061768, with a 13F posted August 13, 2026; ignore the similarly named /ADV entity on EDGAR. Autopilot doesn't publish a Baupost tracker as of September 10, 2026.

Carl Icahn portfolio tracker

Icahn's 13Fs are filed under his own name, Icahn Carl C, CIK 921669, care of Icahn Enterprises; several other Icahn entities exist on EDGAR but the 13Fs sit under the personal filer. Autopilot doesn't publish an Icahn tracker as of September 10, 2026; the filing is public and free.

Howard Marks Oaktree 13F

Oaktree Capital Management LP, CIK 949509, co-founded by Howard Marks, files a quarterly 13F, but Oaktree is mostly a credit investor, so the equity filing is a sliver of what the firm does. Autopilot doesn't publish an Oaktree tracker.

Mohnish Pabrai portfolio

The EDGAR filer associated with Mohnish Pabrai's funds is Dalal Street, LLC, CIK 1549575, in West Lake Hills, Texas, which files a quarterly 13F listing long US positions as of quarter end. Autopilot doesn't publish a Pabrai tracker as of September 10, 2026.

Li Lu Himalaya Capital 13F

Li Lu's firm files as Himalaya Capital Management LLC, CIK 1709323, on EDGAR. The filing covers US-listed positions only; anything held outside the US won't show. Autopilot doesn't publish a Himalaya tracker.

Tiger Global 13F holdings

Tiger Global Management LLC, CIK 1167483, Chase Coleman's firm, files a quarterly 13F on EDGAR. It shows the public-equity book and none of the firm's private investments. Autopilot doesn't publish a Tiger Global tracker as of September 10, 2026.

Superinvestors most bought stocks

Aggregator sites count which stocks the most funds added across 13F filings after each deadline. It's a census of the industry's long side on one day, 45 days ago, available to everyone at once, so read the date before the names. Autopilot follows individual managers' filings in your own account rather than the crowd.

Hedge fund ETF list

The category people call hedge fund replication ETFs holds the most common or heavily weighted positions across many funds' 13F filings, rebalanced on the ETF's schedule with its own fee. I don't name tickers, because this page doesn't change and funds do. The alternative is following one manager's filing in your own account, which is what Autopilot's trackers do.

Is there an ETF that tracks Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio?

No ETF holds Berkshire's stock portfolio. Owning Berkshire's book means owning Berkshire itself, which trades as a stock and includes the operating businesses and cash a 13F omits, or following the 13F, which Autopilot's Buffett Tracker does in your own account 45 days behind.

Michael Burry ETF

There is no Michael Burry ETF. Scion Asset Management's most recent 13F on EDGAR is dated November 3, 2025, and no 2026 filing had posted as of September 10, 2026, so nothing can follow his current moves from public records. Autopilot's Burry Tracker follows Scion's filings and shows what it holds on its fact sheet, with the date.

Goldman Sachs hedge fund VIP list stocks

Lists like the one people call the Goldman Sachs Hedge Fund VIP list are built from 13F filings: they rank the stocks that appear most often among hedge funds' largest positions. Any such list is a consensus snapshot of the long side, 45 days behind by construction. Autopilot follows individual managers' filings rather than a consensus list.

How to buy Pershing Square Holdings from the US

Pershing Square Holdings trades on the London Stock Exchange, where it's a FTSE 100 constituent. Whether a US brokerage account can buy it depends on that broker's access to foreign listings, so ask your broker. Following Pershing Square's 13F is a different thing, and Autopilot's Ackman Tracker does that in your own account.

TLDR

Twelve names people ask us about, none with a public tracker from us today, all with public filings on EDGAR you can read for nothing. The filer names above are what you type. Read two quarters, know what a 13F hides, and if a manager shows up on our fact sheets later, that's the sign. If one fits, choose a Portfolio and connect your brokerage. Then give Autopilot Advisers limited authority to send orders to that account. When the Portfolio changes, we send them and your broker fills them. Depending on your plan and brokerage, you may need to confirm first. The money stays put.

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