Question 1

Which hedge funds and institutional investors hold STIM?

Accepted Answer

StonkWhisper tracks 13F filings submitted to the SEC by institutional investment managers with over $100 million in assets. The whale tracker for STIM shows which major funds hold positions, their portfolio weight, share counts, and how those positions changed quarter over quarter.

Question 2

What does conviction level mean for STIM whale holdings?

Accepted Answer

Conviction level reflects how significant STIM is within a fund's overall portfolio. A high-conviction position means the manager has allocated a large percentage of their portfolio to STIM, suggesting strong directional confidence in the stock.

Question 3

How current is the whale data for STIM?

Accepted Answer

Institutional 13F filings are required within 45 days of each calendar quarter end (March 31, June 30, September 30, December 31). StonkWhisper processes filings as they are published on SEC EDGAR, so data reflects the most recently reported quarter.

Question 4

What do quarter-over-quarter changes tell me about STIM?

Accepted Answer

QoQ changes for STIM show whether institutional managers are increasing, decreasing, initiating, or exiting their positions. New positions and significant increases can signal growing institutional conviction, while exits or decreases may indicate waning confidence.

Manager	Shares	Value	% of Portfolio	Manager AUM
Balyasny	2.7M	$4.0M	0.0%	$77.1B
State Street	842.5K	$1.2M	—	$2896.4B
BlackRock	780.2K	$1.1M	—	$5723.5B
Geode Capital	127.4K	$185K	—	$1607.5B
Citadel	76.6K	$111K	—	$618.5B
Invesco	52.9K	$77K	—	$653.3B
Gabelli	38.0K	$55K	0.0%	$14.8B
Schonfeld	31.8K	$46K	0.0%	$14.2B
Fidelity (FMR)	25.0K	$36K	—	$1898.4B
Citadel	15.4K	$22K	—	$618.5B
ExodusPoint	14.2K	$21K	0.0%	$12.4B
Northern Trust	815	$1K	—	$756.6B
AQR Capital	25	$36	—	$218.4B

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Who Holds STIM