VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
A CURATED DIRECTORY OF FINANCIAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
13f.info Review, Pricing, and Features
Public SEC 13F browser for comparing reported institutional holdings across quarters and tracing ownership by manager or investment.
Best for
- Researchers comparing reported institutional ownership across quarters without an account.
Watch out
- 13Fs generally arrive up to 45 days after quarter-end, omit shorts, and only sometimes include options. Values do not reveal purchase prices.
- The maintainer documents filing errors and no adjustment for splits or dividends. Verify position changes against original filings and corporate actions.
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Pricing
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Key features
- Find institutional portfolio disclosures.
- Inspect reported position changes.
- Trace a manager's reported investment over time.
- Find managers reporting a specific holding.
- Follow links to original SEC documents.
- Search Form D private-offering notices with separate filters.
FAQ
Is 13f.info free?
13f.info is free to use. Visit the vendor site for the latest limits and onboarding details.
Who is 13f.info best for?
13f.info is built for Value Investors, Analysts, and Students/Researchers. It suits beginner and intermediate users.
What platforms and connections does 13f.info support?
You can use 13f.info on Web.
Which markets does 13f.info cover?
Identifiers include CUSIP and CIK.
Can 13f.info show current positions or insider trades?
It shows reported quarterly institutional positions, normally filed up to 45 days after quarter-end. It omits shorts and only sometimes includes options. It is not a Form 4 insider-transaction tracker.
Does 13f.info adjust historical holdings for stock splits?
The maintainer says the app does not account for splits, dividends or historical market prices. A share-count jump can reflect a corporate action rather than a purchase. Check original filings and issuer events.
Does 13f.info provide other filing searches?
Yes. A separate Form D search covers private-offering notices and amendments, with industry, security type, entity type, location and date filters. Form D fundraising notices are separate from 13F institutional holdings.
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