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Great investors · Ken Fisher · Q2 2025

What Ken Fisher bought and sold in Q2 2025

Fisher Investments 13F portfolio as of Jun 30, 2025: 986 positions worth $252 bn. Largest: NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, VCIT. Filed with the SEC on Aug 13, 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 Q2 2025

No purchase of 0.5 points of the portfolio or more this quarter.

Sells in Q2 2025

  • ReducedOracleORCL−0.8 pp
  • ReducedNVIDIANVDA−0.5 pp

2 companies with material moves, out of 2 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 Q2 2025 13F lists 986 lines of US-listed securities worth $252 bn; the largest is NVDA at 5.18% of the portfolio. It was accepted by the SEC on Aug 13, 2025 at 12:27 PM ET.

Against the previous quarter, it opened 94 positions (CNI, CM, LTH and CVSA and 90 more), closed 104 (TENB, CRL, CNYA and FIVN and 100 more), added to 129 (ORLY, RY, EWL and TJX and 125 more) and trimmed 209 (NVDA, ORCL, JPM and LLY and 205 more). 53 lines show the same number of shares.

#CompanySharesValueWeightChange in shares
1NVIDIA NVDA82.5 M$13.0 bn5.18%−9.1%
2Microsoft MSFT24.3 M$12.1 bn4.80%−3.6%
3Apple AAPL53.6 M$11.0 bn4.36%no change
4Vanguard Int-term Corporate ETF VCIT102.3 M$8.5 bn3.37%+5%
5Amazon.com AMZN32.5 M$7.1 bn2.83%no change
6Alphabet GOOGL36.7 M$6.5 bn2.57%no change
7iShares 7-10 Year Treasury B ETF IEF57.7 M$5.5 bn2.19%+4.9%
8Meta Platforms META6.4 M$4.7 bn1.86%−1.5%
9Goldman Sachs Group GS6.5 M$4.6 bn1.84%+3.6%
10JPMorgan Chase JPM15.4 M$4.5 bn1.77%−16%
11SAP SAP14.2 M$4.3 bn1.71%+9%
12Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing TSM17.7 M$4.0 bn1.59%−1.9%
13Walmart WMT39.7 M$3.9 bn1.54%no change
14Caterpillar CAT9.4 M$3.7 bn1.45%+2.3%
15Home Depot HD9.9 M$3.6 bn1.45%+2.6%
16Broadcom AVGO12.4 M$3.4 bn1.35%no change
17ASML Holding ASML4.2 M$3.4 bn1.35%+6.3%
18Morgan Stanley MS24.0 M$3.4 bn1.34%+3.2%
19Eli Lilly LLY4.3 M$3.4 bn1.33%−21%
20Exxon Mobil XOM30.9 M$3.3 bn1.32%+1.4%
21Costco Wholesale COST3.1 M$3.1 bn1.22%no change
22RTX RTX20.6 M$3.0 bn1.19%+4.2%
23Chevron CVX20.8 M$3.0 bn1.18%+1.9%
24American Express AXP8.7 M$2.8 bn1.11%−2.6%
25Citigroup C32.2 M$2.7 bn1.09%+3.2%
26Netflix NFLX2.0 M$2.7 bn1.07%−2.1%
27Freeport-McMoRan FCX62.4 M$2.7 bn1.07%+3.2%
28Sony Group SONY101.9 M$2.7 bn1.05%+19%
29Visa V7.3 M$2.6 bn1.02%+1.6%
30Bank of America BAC51.4 M$2.4 bn0.97%+5.2%
31Mastercard MA4.2 M$2.4 bn0.95%no change
32Intuit INTU2.8 M$2.2 bn0.87%−14%
33Intuitive Surgical ISRG3.8 M$2.1 bn0.83%−4.9%
34BlackRock BLK2.0 M$2.1 bn0.82%no change
35iShares MBS ETF MBB21.3 M$2.0 bn0.79%+1.2%
36Merck MRK25.0 M$2.0 bn0.79%+2.3%
37UBS Group UBS58.4 M$2.0 bn0.78%+17%
38Charles Schwab SCHW21.4 M$2.0 bn0.77%no change
39Oracle ORCL8.9 M$1.9 bn0.77%−50%
40BP BP64.4 M$1.9 bn0.77%+5.6%
41Spotify Technology SPOT2.5 M$1.9 bn0.76%+23%
42Shell SHEL26.4 M$1.9 bn0.74%+3.4%
43Adobe ADBE4.6 M$1.8 bn0.70%−1.7%
44Johnson Controls International JCI16.6 M$1.8 bn0.70%+2.7%
45Procter & Gamble PG11.0 M$1.7 bn0.69%−4.1%
46ServiceNow NOW1.6 M$1.7 bn0.67%−2.5%
47Capital One Financial COF7.7 M$1.6 bn0.65%−6.3%
48UnitedHealth Group UNH5.2 M$1.6 bn0.65%no change
49Abbott Laboratories ABT11.9 M$1.6 bn0.64%+1.8%
50Barclays BCS83.1 M$1.5 bn0.61%+13%
51State Street SPDR PF LNG TRM TSY E-usd ETF SPTL58.0 M$1.5 bn0.61%+5.9%
52Canadian Natural Resources CNQ47.9 M$1.5 bn0.60%+4.5%
53Union Pacific UNP6.4 M$1.5 bn0.58%no change
54Astrazeneca AZN20.7 M$1.4 bn0.57%+2.6%
55Stryker SYK3.5 M$1.4 bn0.54%−5.6%
56ING Groep ING60.9 M$1.3 bn0.53%−4.1%
57Unilever 21.6 M$1.3 bn0.52%+10%
58Deere DE2.6 M$1.3 bn0.52%+10%
59ConocoPhillips COP14.4 M$1.3 bn0.51%+1.6%
60Johnson & Johnson JNJ8.3 M$1.3 bn0.50%−5%
61TotalEnergies TTE20.5 M$1.3 bn0.50%−3.2%
62Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group MUFG89.5 M$1.2 bn0.49%+17%
63GSK GSK31.3 M$1.2 bn0.48%+4.4%
64Toyota Motor Corp/ TM6.8 M$1.2 bn0.47%+1.7%
65Pfizer PFE48.4 M$1.2 bn0.47%+2%
66Salesforce CRM4.2 M$1.2 bn0.46%−48%
67iShares Msci Europe Financia ETF EUFN35.3 M$1.1 bn0.44%−7.8%
68Boeing BA5.3 M$1.1 bn0.44%+3.8%
69Carrier Global CARR15.0 M$1.1 bn0.44%+3.1%
70BHP Group BHP22.8 M$1.1 bn0.44%+1.9%
71Starbucks SBUX11.9 M$1.1 bn0.43%no change
72Thermo Fisher Scientific TMO2.7 M$1.1 bn0.43%no change
73RIO Tinto RIO18.6 M$1.1 bn0.43%+4.2%
74Cummins CMI3.3 M$1.1 bn0.43%+4.5%
75Pepsico PEP8.0 M$1.1 bn0.42%−2.7%
76HSBC Holdings HSBC17.0 M$1.0 bn0.41%+9.2%
77Banco Santander SAN117.6 M$976M0.39%−8.4%
78iShares National Muni Bond E ETF MUB8.9 M$931M0.37%+43%
79Illinois Tool Works ITW3.6 M$889M0.35%+2.3%
80Trane Technologies TT2.0 M$874M0.35%no change
81Vanguard S&P 500 ETF VOO1.5 M$864M0.34%no change
82Novartis NVS7.1 M$862M0.34%+5.3%
83Danaher DHR4.3 M$857M0.34%−6.4%
84Boston Scientific BSX7.7 M$828M0.33%+14%
85CSX CSX25.3 M$825M0.33%no change
86Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 ETF QQQ1.4 M$799M0.32%−4.5%
87Novo Nordisk A/s NVO11.0 M$759M0.30%−7.3%
88Royal Bank of Canada RY5.7 M$753M0.30%×13
89Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft DB25.5 M$746M0.30%+35%
90Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD10.7 M$733M0.29%+4.5%
91Emerson Electric EMR5.2 M$692M0.27%+43%
92Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria BBVA41.4 M$637M0.25%−5%
93Sanofi SNY13.1 M$635M0.25%−3.2%
94Lloyds Banking Group LYG148.8 M$633M0.25%+13%
95Alibaba Group Holding BABA5.3 M$597M0.24%+8%
96iShares Global Healthcare ET ETF IXJ6.9 M$594M0.24%−5.3%
97Ingersoll Rand IR6.9 M$575M0.23%no change
98Crown Castle CCI5.3 M$550M0.22%+1.7%
99NatWest Group NWG37.5 M$531M0.21%+13%
100Vanguard Ftse Developed ETF VEA9.3 M$529M0.21%+13%

The 100 largest lines are shown. The other 886 add up to 9.20% of the portfolio; full 13F of Fisher Investments →

Positions it closed (104)

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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