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David Jeffrey Fear

Thunderbird Partners

Thunderbird Partners Portfolio 13F

David Jeffrey Fear Holdings Activity

Portfolio value:
$785.53M≈ (+$352M≈)
Previous value:
$433.64M≈
# of changes:
11
New positions:
6
Reported for:
31 Mar 2016 (Q1)
Latest filing date:
16 May 2016
Thunderbird Partners has disclosed a total of 11 changes to the portfolio in the (2016 Q1) SEC report(s): increased the number of shares of 5 and bought 6 totally new position(s).

What stocks did David Jeffrey Fear buy in 2016 Q1?

During 2016 Q1 David Jeffrey Fear has bought 11 securities out of which top 5 purchases (by % change to portfolio) were (MSFT) Microsoft Corp (added shares +4.67%), (GOOGL) Alphabet Inc, CL-A (added shares +0.12%), (FMC) FMC Corp (added shares +5.94%), (BAX) Baxter International Inc (new buy) and (CABO) Cable One Inc (added shares +0.07%).

What did David Jeffrey Fear invest in during 2016 Q1?

David Jeffrey Fear's top 5 holdings (by % of portfolio) were (MSFT) Microsoft Corp (16.54%), (GOOGL) Alphabet Inc, CL-A (16.27%), (FMC) FMC Corp (13.79%), (BAX) Baxter International Inc (13.47%) and (CABO) Cable One Inc (8.00%).
In the 2016 Q1 report(s) the following changes have been made to the top investments: (MSFT) Microsoft Corp (added shares +4.67%), (GOOGL) Alphabet Inc, CL-A (added shares +0.12%), (FMC) FMC Corp (added shares +5.94%), (BAX) Baxter International Inc (new buy) and (CABO) Cable One Inc (added shares +0.07%).
* Shares, change to shares, sold shares, shares held after: split-adjusted.
* Reported price: this doesn't represent the actual buy or sell price. It is the split-adjusted price of the security as of the last day of the reported period.
* Current price: this can be a delayed price and may not reflect the real-time market value, however it is too close.
* Value or Price: If the security is completely sold out, we show the reported value (or price) prior to the actual period.
* Held since / Held for: calculated since the latest "new buy" position. If the security was previously exited and re-entered, only the most recent holding period is counted.