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The software investor book 391 software names, with every line from the 13F information table. 35 active filers in the default cut, plus 46 private firms that do not show a material 13F. Net bought is the change in shares at the prior quarter’s close. This page is Q2 2016, not the latest extract.
Q2 2016 · ended 30 June 2016
35 firms
Public holdings are Form 13F filings for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, compared with 31 March 2026. Values are dollars as reported, options excluded. The stock list is software — applications, infrastructure, security, and platforms — not semiconductors or internet platforms, so a tech fund can look lightly weighted if the rest of the book is elsewhere. Tracked filers are software specialists, known crossovers, large generalist sleeves, the biggest passive complexes, and the largest holders of each name. The same shares can appear on more than one filing. The private list is a curated registry of software venture and buyout firms, not a record of rounds. Every software line on the information table is listed. Net bought is the change in shares at the prior quarter close, apart from the move in the stock. A stock total counts one filer from each family. A line whose price sits far from that quarter close is marked. Holdings kept confidential are absent from the form. History on file runs from 30 June 2016 to 30 June 2026. A quarter is included when that CIK filed a 13F. A newer CIK is shorter unless the filings show the same manager continued under a new number. The change column is still the latest quarter against the one before it.