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Great investors · Ken Fisher · Q1 2025

What Ken Fisher bought and sold in Q1 2025

Fisher Investments 13F portfolio as of Mar 31, 2025: 999 positions worth $231 bn. Largest: AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, VCIT. Filed with the SEC on May 14, 2025.

The 13F is filed by Fisher Investments, not by Ken Fisher 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 Q1 2025

  • IncreasedSAPSAP+0.8 pp
  • IncreasedUBS GroupUBS+0.6 pp
  • IncreasedBPBP+0.5 pp

Sells in Q1 2025

12 companies with material moves, out of 12 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

Fisher Investments's Q1 2025 13F lists 999 lines of US-listed securities worth $231 bn; the largest is AAPL at 5.12% of the portfolio. It was accepted by the SEC on May 14, 2025 at 11:12 AM ET.

Against the previous quarter, it opened 116 positions (SPOT, HSBC, LYG and DB and 112 more), closed 91 (UMC, ON, AA and IPGP and 87 more), added to 167 (BCS, UBS, LIN and MUFG and 163 more) and trimmed 170 (AMZN, GOOGL, AAPL and TSM and 166 more). 47 lines show the same number of shares.

#CompanySharesValueWeightChange in shares
1Apple AAPL53.3 M$11.8 bn5.12%−10%
2NVIDIA NVDA90.7 M$9.8 bn4.26%−7.7%
3Microsoft MSFT25.2 M$9.5 bn4.09%−11%
4Vanguard Int-term Corporate ETF VCIT97.4 M$8.0 bn3.45%+5%
5Amazon.com AMZN32.6 M$6.2 bn2.68%−28%
6Alphabet GOOGL37.0 M$5.7 bn2.48%−27%
7iShares 7-10 Year Treasury B ETF IEF55.0 M$5.2 bn2.27%+12%
8JPMorgan Chase JPM18.4 M$4.5 bn1.95%+5.6%
9Eli Lilly LLY5.4 M$4.5 bn1.94%+3.9%
10Meta Platforms META6.5 M$3.7 bn1.61%−3.4%
11Exxon Mobil XOM30.4 M$3.6 bn1.57%+2%
12Home Depot HD9.7 M$3.5 bn1.54%+1.3%
13Walmart WMT39.9 M$3.5 bn1.52%−18%
14SAP SAP13.0 M$3.5 bn1.51%+154%
15Goldman Sachs Group GS6.3 M$3.4 bn1.49%+2.5%
16Chevron CVX20.4 M$3.4 bn1.48%+2.8%
17Caterpillar CAT9.2 M$3.0 bn1.31%+1.4%
18Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing TSM18.0 M$3.0 bn1.29%−36%
19Costco Wholesale COST3.1 M$3.0 bn1.28%+1.7%
20UnitedHealth Group UNH5.3 M$2.7 bn1.19%+53%
21Morgan Stanley MS23.3 M$2.7 bn1.18%+2%
22ASML Holding ASML4.0 M$2.6 bn1.15%+26%
23RTX RTX19.8 M$2.6 bn1.13%+3.7%
24Visa V7.1 M$2.5 bn1.08%−27%
25Oracle ORCL17.6 M$2.5 bn1.07%−2.2%
26American Express AXP9.0 M$2.4 bn1.05%+2.4%
27Mastercard MA4.2 M$2.3 bn1.01%+1.6%
28Freeport-McMoRan FCX60.4 M$2.3 bn0.99%+1.8%
29Citigroup C31.2 M$2.2 bn0.96%+3.9%
30Merck MRK24.4 M$2.2 bn0.95%+52%
31Sony Group SONY85.6 M$2.2 bn0.94%+88%
32Salesforce CRM8.1 M$2.2 bn0.94%−35%
33Broadcom AVGO12.4 M$2.1 bn0.90%−48%
34BP BP61.0 M$2.1 bn0.89%+161%
35Bank of America BAC48.8 M$2.0 bn0.88%+4.2%
36Intuitive Surgical ISRG4.0 M$2.0 bn0.87%−17%
37Intuit INTU3.2 M$2.0 bn0.86%−12%
38iShares MBS ETF MBB21.0 M$2.0 bn0.85%+6.8%
39Procter & Gamble PG11.4 M$1.9 bn0.84%−39%
40Netflix NFLX2.1 M$1.9 bn0.83%−54%
41BlackRock BLK2.0 M$1.9 bn0.81%−3.7%
42Shell SHEL25.5 M$1.9 bn0.81%+2.3%
43Adobe ADBE4.6 M$1.8 bn0.77%−4.1%
44Charles Schwab SCHW21.2 M$1.7 bn0.72%+3.5%
45Abbott Laboratories ABT11.7 M$1.5 bn0.67%+3.3%
46UBS Group UBS50.0 M$1.5 bn0.66%×12
47Union Pacific UNP6.4 M$1.5 bn0.65%no change
48State Street SPDR PF LNG TRM TSY E-usd ETF SPTL54.7 M$1.5 bn0.65%+7%
49ConocoPhillips COP14.2 M$1.5 bn0.64%+2.8%
50Astrazeneca AZN20.2 M$1.5 bn0.64%+84%
51Capital One Financial COF8.2 M$1.5 bn0.63%−10%
52Johnson & Johnson JNJ8.7 M$1.4 bn0.63%+6.3%
53Canadian Natural Resources CNQ45.9 M$1.4 bn0.61%+4%
54TotalEnergies TTE21.2 M$1.4 bn0.59%−3.9%
55Stryker SYK3.7 M$1.4 bn0.59%−10%
56Thermo Fisher Scientific TMO2.7 M$1.4 bn0.58%+1.9%
57ServiceNow NOW1.7 M$1.3 bn0.58%no change
58Johnson Controls International JCI16.2 M$1.3 bn0.56%+2.7%
59ING Groep ING63.5 M$1.2 bn0.54%−3.8%
60Pepsico PEP8.2 M$1.2 bn0.53%no change
61Pfizer PFE47.4 M$1.2 bn0.52%+326%
62Toyota Motor Corp/ TM6.7 M$1.2 bn0.51%−2.6%
63Starbucks SBUX12.0 M$1.2 bn0.51%no change
64Unilever 19.6 M$1.2 bn0.51%+9.2%
65GSK GSK30.0 M$1.2 bn0.50%+59%
66Barclays BCS73.4 M$1.1 bn0.49%×293
67Spotify Technology SPOT2.0 M$1.1 bn0.48%new
68Deere DE2.3 M$1.1 bn0.48%+8.7%
69iShares Msci Europe Financia ETF EUFN38.3 M$1.1 bn0.47%+35%
70BHP Group BHP22.4 M$1.1 bn0.47%no change
71RIO Tinto RIO17.8 M$1.1 bn0.46%+1.2%
72Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group MUFG76.2 M$1.0 bn0.45%+871%
73Cummins CMI3.1 M$982M0.43%+2%
74Danaher DHR4.6 M$950M0.41%+1.2%
75Carrier Global CARR14.6 M$926M0.40%+2%
76HSBC Holdings HSBC15.6 M$897M0.39%new
77Boeing BA5.1 M$875M0.38%+2%
78Illinois Tool Works ITW3.5 M$872M0.38%+2.1%
79Banco Santander SAN128.3 M$860M0.37%−7.2%
80Novo Nordisk A/s NVO11.9 M$824M0.36%−6.1%
81Vanguard S&P 500 ETF VOO1.5 M$787M0.34%−12%
82Novartis NVS6.8 M$754M0.33%+238%
83Sanofi SNY13.6 M$752M0.33%+8.4%
84CSX CSX25.1 M$738M0.32%no change
85Edwards Lifesciences EW10.1 M$732M0.32%+3.3%
86Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 ETF QQQ1.5 M$711M0.31%−13%
87Boston Scientific BSX6.8 M$683M0.30%+17%
88Trane Technologies TT2.0 M$675M0.29%no change
89iShares Global Healthcare ET ETF IXJ7.3 M$665M0.29%+36%
90iShares National Muni Bond E ETF MUB6.2 M$658M0.28%+8.5%
91Alibaba Group Holding BABA4.9 M$645M0.28%−4.3%
92Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD10.2 M$628M0.27%+1.2%
93Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria BBVA43.6 M$594M0.26%−11%
94Ingersoll Rand IR6.9 M$550M0.24%no change
95Crown Castle CCI5.3 M$548M0.24%no change
96Paccar PCAR5.2 M$506M0.22%no change
97Lloyds Banking Group LYG132.1 M$505M0.22%new
98Coca-Cola KO6.5 M$463M0.20%−2.4%
99iShares Global Energy ETF IXC10.9 M$459M0.20%+7.7%
100Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft DB18.9 M$450M0.19%new

The 100 largest lines are shown. The other 899 add up to 9.35% of the portfolio; full 13F of Fisher Investments →

Positions it closed (91)

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: Fisher Investments's 13F filings on EDGAR (SEC) ↗

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