CIK 1553936
Long positions in SEC Section 13(f) securities (US-listed stocks, ADRs and ETFs), largest first · Δ vs 2025-Q2. A lagged quarterly snapshot (filed ≤45 days after quarter-end); excludes shorts, options, cash, and shares listed only on non-US exchanges — foreign companies held via a US listing or ADR (e.g. Alibaba, TSMC) ARE included.
As filed = each book applied at its quarter-end (what the reported book did) · As copyable = applied at its statutory 45-day filing deadline (what a 13F follower could have earned).
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Hypothetical modeled performance constructed with hindsight — not actual results, and not indicative of future results. See the Disclaimer.
| Industry group | Weight | Names |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology | 100.00% | 4 |
| # | Ticker | Name | Sector | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TSHA | Taysha Gene Therapies, Inc. | Health Care | 39.11% |
| 2 | FBRX | Forte Biosciences, Inc. | Health Care | 38.15% |
| 3 | ALMS | ALUMIS INC. | Health Care | 18.05% |
| 4 | ZNTL | Zentalis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | Health Care | 4.69% |
4/4 names classified · sector 100.0% of weight · industry 100.0% · mkt cap 100.0%; unclassified names shown, never dropped.
Sector is classified on each name's CURRENT fundamentals, not point-in-time — apparent sector drift can reflect the market re-rating a holding, not a manager trade. 13F is a lagged quarterly snapshot of long positions in US-listed securities only — foreign companies held via a US listing or ADR ARE included, but shares listed only on non-US exchanges (plus shorts, options and cash) are not. Latest quarter: 100.0% of the book is sector-classified (unclassified names shown, never dropped).
Only 0% of book weight classified — the grid is NOT representative of the whole book.
Classified: 0.0% of book weight (0/4 names) · unclassified 100.0%: TSHA, FBRX, ALMS, ZNTL. Size: cap 70/20/10 bands; style: value/growth composite on our own metrics — not Morningstar's model.
No contribution data for this period.
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