The stocks well-known investors report in their latest 13Fs, ranked by how many of them hold each one at or above the portfolio weight you select.
Built from each investor’s newest 13F, the holdings report the SEC requires within 45 days of each quarter’s end from every investment manager overseeing $100 million or more in U.S.-listed stocks. A stock counts for an investor when the position is at least the weight you select of that investor’s reported portfolio, 5% to start, not counting options and convertible notes. Share classes of one company count as one holding.
Change is how many investors a stock gained or lost at that weight since each investor’s previous 13F, and share changes leave out stock splits. The investors are well-known, concentrated stock pickers chosen by hand. An investor whose newest 13F is out of date or lists no stocks is left out. Each investor links to the 13F the numbers come from, free to read.