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David Tepper's Appaloosa Management cut 16 of its 31 stock positions in 2026 Q2, most of them sold out.

That is 12 sold out and 4 trimmed, against 6 opened and 11 added to.
Published · Based on SEC filings

Medium impact
Bulk cut
2026 Q2

David Tepper's Appaloosa Management cut 16 of the 31 stock positions it went into 2026 Q2 with, according to the 13F-HR filed with the SEC on August 14, 2026, most of them sold out. Of those, 12 were sold out and 4 trimmed. The total portfolio value is about $7.5B, up 26% from the prior quarter.

What did the 2026 Q2 filing report?

As of June 30, 2026, from the 13F-HR filed August 14, 2026.

Value
Stock positions 31 to 25
Positions cut 16
Median cut 100%
Sold out 12
Trimmed 4
Reported value $5.9B to $7.5B

What was cut?

The largest cuts by percent change to portfolio were MU (trimmed from 9.48% to 15.06%), SNDK (sold out from 3.01%) and GLW (sold out from 2.59%). Against that, David Tepper opened 6 and added to 11.

What does the David Tepper portfolio look like now?

David Tepper's Appaloosa Management reported 25 stock positions in its 2026 Q2 portfolio, down from 31 a quarter earlier. The total portfolio value is about $7.5B, up 26% from the prior quarter. The largest stock position is AMZN at 15.95%. Next come MU at 15.06% and TSM at 10.55%. The three largest stocks together are 41.56% of the book.

David Tepper top holdings, 2026 Q2

FAQ

How many positions did David Tepper cut in 2026 Q2?

David Tepper cut 16 of the 31 stock positions it went into 2026 Q2 with: 12 sold out and 4 trimmed by 30% or more of the shares.

Did David Tepper sell everything?

No. The 2026 Q2 filing still lists 25 stock positions, and the reported portfolio value is about $7.5B.

How did the reported portfolio value change?

The reported portfolio value went from about $5.9B to about $7.5B, up 26% from the prior quarter. A 13F marks the positions it lists at quarter-end prices, so the value mixes sales with price moves, while the count of positions cut does not.

Source: based on original SEC filings

Figures are from the fund's 13F, which lists long US-listed positions at quarter-end prices. Cash, short positions and most non-US holdings are not reported.
Amelia Ingram
Amelia Ingram
Valuesider analyst