Among Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Tesla, there's one company that's the undisputed top holding for a trio of billionaire money managers.

According to Bloomberg, Lone Pine Capital made approximately $5 billion in investment gains for its investors in 2024. Founded by Stephen Mandel Jr. in 1996, the one-time Tiger Cub outsources the ...

Many of these stocks are fixtures in the portfolios of billionaire investors. But only one is ... Philippe Laffont at Coatue Management, and Stephen Mandel at Lone Pine Capital.

The most active shopper was Dan Sundheim’s D1 Capital, which initiated five positions that are now among its top U.S.-listed ...

and Stephen Mandel at Lone Pine Capital. Thanks to required quarterly Form 13F filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, investors have the ability to track which stocks the most ...

The House Majority Fund, which is boosted by several billionaire donors, has launched an initiative aimed at earning back the working-class vote that was lost in 2024.

The top super PAC supporting House Democrats has created a $50 million fund aimed at finding ways to win back working-class voters thanks to some of the richest Democrats in the country.

In the third quarter, Bruce Kovner's Caxton Associates, Stephen Mandel Jr.'s Lone Pine Capital ... In many cases, investors are locking in profits on Nvidia and looking for other players that ...

Though both of these stocks are important fixtures in many successful investors' portfolios ... Bruce Kovner's Caxton Associates, Stephen Mandel Jr.'s Lone Pine Capital, and Philippe Laffont's ...