Q1 2026 · Active giants · Dollar movers · SEC 13F patterns

A $6.0B Broadcom Add Rivals Buffett’s Google Trade

This is an AI analysis of an interesting pattern in QuantyFight data derived from SEC 13F holdings: when the Technology dollar-movers view includes non-hedge giants, Capital Research Global Investors posts an AVGO add of about $6.02B — nearly matching Berkshire’s hedge-flagged $10.01B GOOGL add on the broader leaderboard.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-24 Filing window: Q1 2026 vs Q4 2025 Source: QuantyFight · SEC 13F-derived data
Cap Research +AVGO
+$6.02B
Technology $ movers · isHedge=false
+$10.01B
Among top 13F Q1 dollar movers
Cap Research +MSFT
+$0.11B
Same Technology movers leaderboard
Cap Research CIK
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Active giant on QuantyFight
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Technology dollar movers on QuantyFight include active giants.
Hedge movement AVGO Capital Research
How to read this article. This is AI analysis of interesting patterns in QuantyFight data derived from SEC 13F holdings. Numbers, ranks, share counts, and sector labels come from QuantyFight’s 13F-derived data whose ultimate source is the SEC Form 13F data sets archive. Primary Q1 2026 filing accession: 0001422848-26-000041. The connecting narrative is AI-assisted interpretation for readability — not investment advice.

Side-by-side: AVGO vs GOOGL mega adds

On QuantyFight’s Technology-filtered dollar-increase view (not limited to hedge-flagged managers), Capital Research Global Investors’ AVGO add (~+$6.02B) sits next to Berkshire’s GOOGL add (~+$10.01B). Absolute scale is comparable; manager type and ticker differ.

Two large Technology adds

ManagerTicker$ moveHedge flag
Berkshire HathawayGOOGL+$10.01Btrue · among top 13F Q1 dollar movers
Capital Research Global InvestorsAVGO+$6.02Bfalse (active giant)

Source: QuantyFight dollar-movers · Technology filter / hedge top movers

Capital Research’s broader Technology leaderboard

In the same Technology movers leaderboard, Capital Research also shows large adds in MSFT (~+$0.11B), META (~+$5.88B), INTC (~+$2.43B), NVDA (~+$1.67B), and GOOG (~+$2.74B) — a multi-name mega-cap technology lean that dwarfs many hedge-only prints in absolute dollars.

Capital Research — sample Technology $ increases

Ticker$ move
AVGO+$6.02B
MSFT+$0.11B
META+$5.88B
INTC+$2.43B
NVDA+$1.67B
GOOG+$2.74B

Why hedge-only vs all-manager filters matter

QuantyFight’s hedge-movement defaults emphasize hedge-flagged managers — great for SoftBank/Berkshire/TCI-style stories. Expanding to sector dollar movers reveals active giants (Capital Research, Capital World, BlackRock, FMR) whose dollar prints can rival or exceed hedge leaders. Neither view is “more true”; they answer different questions.

AI reading: use the hedge leaderboard for concentrated alternative-manager narratives; use the broader Technology movers for allocator-scale flow. Framing is interpretive; ranks from QuantyFight.

Scale contrast — selected Technology $ increases

Mix of hedge-flagged and active-giant prints from QuantyFight Technology movers.

Verified hedge-side movers and losers

Among top 13F Q1 dollar movers on the hedge-flagged side: Berkshire GOOGL +$10.01B; Amundi MSFT +$0.02B; Amundi AAPL +$2.43B; NVIDIA Corp CRWV +$1.92B; Dodge & Cox MSFT +$0.83B. Non-hedge giants still dominate absolute Technology dollars (e.g. Cap Research AVGO +$6.02B / MSFT +$0.11B).

Among top 13F Q1 dollar losers (hedge-side)

ManagerTicker$ move
BerkshireCVX−$2.38B
TCIMSFT−$7.11B
SoftBankTMUS−$3.69B
Mastercard Foundation AMMA−$7.44B
Pershing SquareGOOG−$1.84B

Wording: among top 13F Q1 dollar losers/movers.

How to compare on QuantyFight

  1. Open hedge dollar-movers for Berkshire / GOOGL.
  2. Open Technology dollar-movers for Capital Research / AVGO.
  3. Compare AVGO and GOOGL holder tables.
  4. Ask filter questions in Ask.
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AVGO, GOOGL, and Technology movers on QuantyFight.
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Data caveats (important). Form 13F snapshots are delayed, cover reportable U.S. long securities for managers over the SEC threshold, and exclude shorts, many derivatives, cash, and non-13(f) exposures. “AUM” / book figures on QuantyFight refer to disclosed long value derived from SEC 13F holdings, not a manager’s full firm AUM. Large share changes can reflect sales, transfers, share-class mechanics, or reporting transitions — treat movement rows as research starting points. This article is AI analysis for information only and is not investment advice.

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