Superinvestors and mutual funds

Super-investors and MF Tracker show public shareholding disclosures for two kinds of large holders: named individual and firm investors, and mutual fund schemes.

Super-investors#

Super-investors are India's marquee investors and investment firms, tracked from their publicly disclosed shareholding: what SEBI requires a company to disclose about anyone holding above 1% of its shares. Super-investors lists them ranked by disclosed portfolio value, with each card showing their holding count, total value and a few of their largest positions.

Open an investor to see their full holdings table: company, value, percentage held and the change since the previous quarter, sortable by any of these. The page states the quarter the holdings are as of and when the data was last updated.

What is free#

The list of investors is not gated. On an individual investor's page:

• Signed out, you see the top 3 disclosed holdings.
• Signed in on Free, you see the top 15.
• Pro sees the full holdings table.

Mutual funds#

MF Tracker shows what equity and hybrid mutual fund schemes hold, filtered by category, and flags new positions, additions and trims against the previous disclosure. Each fund card shows its AUM, how many stocks it holds, and activity pills for new buys, positions being added to, and positions being trimmed.

Open a scheme to see its full holdings table, with sector and market cap category per stock, sortable and searchable.

What is free#

Signed out, you see the top 3 holdings of a scheme. Signing in with any account, Free or Pro, shows the full holdings list for that scheme.

Source#

Super-investor holdings and mutual fund holdings are both built from public shareholding disclosures. DocStoX does not interpret or forecast what a holder will do next; it reports what has been disclosed.

This is for informational purposes only and not investment advice. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.