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Great investors · David Tepper · Q2 2025

What David Tepper bought and sold in Q2 2025

Appaloosa 13F portfolio as of Jun 30, 2025: 38 positions worth $6.4 bn. Largest: BABA, UNH, AMZN, VST. Filed with the SEC on Aug 14, 2025.

The 13F is filed by Appaloosa, not by David Tepper personally: these are the whole firm's positions. A “position” is a distinct security in the filing (by CUSIP); share classes of the same company are shown added together.

Buys in Q2 2025

Sells in Q2 2025

19 companies with material moves, out of 37 positions with a change. Only moves of 0.5 points of the portfolio or more are listed, measured as “traded weight” (what was bought or sold, excluding price effects). Smaller changes exist and are not listed: a position may have gone up or down without appearing above.

The full 13F, line by line

Appaloosa's Q2 2025 13F lists 38 lines of US-listed securities worth $6.4 bn; the largest is BABA at 12.4% of the portfolio. It was accepted by the SEC on Aug 14, 2025 at 4:00 PM ET.

Against the previous quarter, it opened 8 positions (INTC, RTX, IQV and UAL and 4 more), closed 5 (WYNN, LVS, AVGO and EXEEZ and 1 more), added to 8 (UNH, NVDA, TSM and XYZ and 4 more) and trimmed 16 (BABA, PDD, META and VST and 12 more). 6 lines show the same number of shares.

#CompanySharesValueWeightChange in shares
1Alibaba Group Holding BABA7.1 M$801M12.4%−23%
2UnitedHealth Group UNH2.5 M$764M11.9%×14
3Amazon.com AMZN2.7 M$592M9.19%+7.6%
4Vistra Operations VST1.8 M$349M5.41%−22%
5NRG Energy NRG2.0 M$318M4.93%−3.4%
6Meta Platforms META400,000$295M4.58%−27%
7NVIDIA NVDA1.8 M$276M4.29%+483%
8Alphabet GOOG1.5 M$266M4.13%−25%
9UBER Technologies UBER2.8 M$257M3.98%−14%
10Microsoft MSFT500,000$249M3.86%−2%
11Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing TSM1.0 M$232M3.60%+280%
12JD.com JD7.0 M$228M3.54%−13%
13PDD Holdings PDD2.0 M$209M3.25%−54%
14Intel INTC8.0 M$179M2.78%new
15Kranesh CSI China Internet ETF KWEB4.0 M$137M2.13%no change
16Lyft LYFT8.0 M$126M1.96%−11%
17Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft DB4.0 M$117M1.82%+6.7%
18Micron Technology MU825,000$102M1.58%+106%
19Corning GLW1.8 M$92.0M1.43%no change
20Energy Transfer ET5.0 M$89.9M1.39%no change
21L3harris Technologies LHX350,000$87.8M1.36%+17%
22RTX RTX585,000$85.4M1.32%new
23Caesars Entertainment CZR2.1 M$59.6M0.92%−4.5%
24ASML Holding ASML70,000$56.1M0.87%no change
25Qualcomm QCOM350,000$55.7M0.86%no change
26Baidu BIDU625,000$53.6M0.83%−19%
27IQVIA Holdings IQV300,000$47.3M0.73%new
28United Airlines Holdings UAL550,000$43.8M0.68%new
29Block XYZ641,800$43.6M0.68%+756%
30Lam Research LRCX400,000$38.9M0.60%−20%
31iShares China Large-cap ETF FXI1.0 M$36.8M0.57%−82%
32Oracle ORCL150,000$32.8M0.51%−79%
33MPLX MPLX578,500$29.8M0.46%no change
34Delta Air Lines DAL550,000$27.0M0.42%new
35Whirlpool WHR266,092$27.0M0.42%new
36KE Holdings BEKE1.5 M$26.6M0.41%−21%
37Goodyear Tire & Rubber GT861,782$8.9M0.14%new
38Mohawk Industries MHK65,000$6.8M0.11%new

Positions it closed (5)

  • WYNN Resorts WYNNwas 0.48% · 320,000 shares
  • Las Vegas Sands LVSwas 0.41% · 590,000 shares
  • Broadcom AVGOwas 0.39% · 130,000 shares
  • Expand Energy EXEEZwas 0.22% · 117,321 shares
  • Expand Energy EXEELwas 0.12% · 65,398 shares

One row per line of the filing (by CUSIP): share classes of the same company are listed separately here. “Change in shares” compares the count with the previous quarter, split-adjusted; the value is the one reported in the 13F at quarter end, not today's price.

Original documents: Appaloosa's 13F filings on EDGAR (SEC) ↗

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