What do 'inflow' and 'outflow' mean on this heatmap?

Inflow means the top hedge funds collectively increased their capital allocated to a stock compared to the previous quarter — either by buying more shares or due to price appreciation on existing holdings. Outflow means the aggregate dollar exposure fell quarter-over-quarter, from selling, trimming, or price decline.

Which hedge funds are included in this analysis?

The heatmap covers the top 200 hedge funds ranked by total 13F-reported AUM, sourced directly from SEC EDGAR filings. You can filter by AUM tier (All, under $20B, under $5B, under $1B) to focus on funds of a specific size.

How is this heatmap different from a stock market heatmap?

A standard stock market heatmap shows price performance. This heatmap shows institutional conviction — where the world's largest hedge funds are actually allocating capital based on legally-required SEC disclosures, not just price movement.

The Collective Intel of Wall Street Giants

We aggregate the portfolios of the world's Top 200 Hedge Funds into a single, real-time visual map. Discover hidden institutional conviction, spot massive money shifts, and see where the smart money is actually flowing.

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13F Intelligence: Institutional Market Ownership Map

SEC Institutional Tracking

Institutional Intelligence: Real-time 13F data — tile size = AUM weight, color = quarterly change. Click any ticker to view fund holdings.

Alpha Trends: SEC 13F Institutional Money Flow

Decode capital flow analytics and historical portfolio shifts. Track how elite hedge funds rotate capital across top holdings.

Macro Strategy: Institutional Sector Allocation Trends

Spot massive structural shifts in smart money sector rotations across 11 major sectors.

Niche Insight: Granular Industry Capital Flow Analytics

Deep-dive into institutional industry deployments. Identify high-conviction industrial niches.

Smart Money Influx: Top Institutional Capital Inflows

High Velocity Capital

High-Conviction Buying: Spot the biggest institutional buying activity this quarter — absolute capital inflows ($).

Smart Money Exit: Top Institutional Capital Outflows

Massive Capital Liquidation

"In investing, it's often not just about picking the winners, but about not holding onto the losers that drag down your performance." — Howard Marks

Aggressive Selling: Visualize where the world's top 200 funds are slamming the exit door — largest absolute dollar decreases.

How to Use This Intelligence

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Spot Conviction

The Market Map reveals where giants are concentrating capital. Use it to find companies with undisputed institutional trust.

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Detect Accumulation

Money Flow Dynamics uncovers silent exits or aggressive buy-ins. Don't just see where they are — see where they're moving.

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Identify Rotations

Sector Flow tracks massive structural shifts. Identify early rotations from growth to value or defensive sectors.

*Data aggregated from official SEC 13F filings of the Top 200 hedge funds by AUM.

About This Institutional Ownership Heatmap

Every quarter, institutional investment managers with over $100 million in assets under management are required by the SEC to disclose their equity holdings via Form 13F. 13Foresight parses these filings for the top 200 hedge funds by AUM, aggregates the data, and renders it as an interactive map. Tile size is proportional to total institutional dollar exposure; tile color reflects the quarter-over-quarter change in allocated capital.

The Money Flow Dynamics charts highlight the largest capital inflows and outflows between consecutive quarters — a leading indicator of institutional conviction shifts before they become visible in price. Data is refreshed each quarter after the 13F filing deadline, approximately 45–50 days after quarter-end. The current view reflects 2026 Q1 filings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 13F Market Heatmap? ▾

The 13F Market Heatmap aggregates the quarterly SEC 13F filings of the world's top 200 hedge funds into a single visual map. Tile size reflects total institutional AUM allocated to each stock; tile color shows the quarter-over-quarter change in capital allocation.

How often is the heatmap data updated? ▾

The heatmap is updated each quarter after the 13F filing deadline — approximately 45–50 days after each quarter ends. The current data reflects 2026 Q1 13F filings.

What do 'inflow' and 'outflow' mean? ▾

Inflow means hedge funds collectively increased their capital allocated to a stock vs. the prior quarter. Outflow means aggregate dollar exposure fell — from selling, trimming, or price decline on existing positions.

Which hedge funds are included? ▾

The top 200 hedge funds ranked by total 13F-reported AUM, sourced from SEC EDGAR. Use the AUM tier filter to focus on funds of a specific size: All Top 200, under $20B, under $5B, or under $1B.

How is this different from a stock market heatmap? ▾

A standard heatmap shows price performance. This one shows institutional conviction — where the largest hedge funds are legally required to disclose where they are actually allocating capital, based on SEC 13F filings rather than price movement.