13F Portfolios

Stanford University — Quarter-over-Quarter 13F Allocation Shifts Q1 2026

In Q1 2026, Stanford University initiated 6 new positions, increased allocation to 1 existing position, trimmed 2 positions, and exited 6 positions entirely. The fund's 13F equity book grew from $0.50B to $0.85B (+71.0% QoQ) . All deltas are sourced from sequential SEC Form 13F-HR filings; share-count changes reflect explicit trading activity, while weight changes can also include price movement. This page lists every position change reported — the portfolio overview shows a summary of the top shifts.

Net Portfolio Value Change

  • $0.50B
    Prior quarter
  • $0.85B
    Current quarter
  • + $0.35B
    Net delta
  • +71.0%
    % change

New Position Initiations Q1 2026

Securities disclosed for the first time in Q1 2026 that were not present in the prior 13F-HR filing.

Stanford University new positions in Q1 2026 — first-time disclosed long equity stakes
Company Ticker Initial Allocation Weight History
ALPHABET INC GOOGL 13.36% History →
ISHARES TR EFA 5.76% History →
STATE STREET SPDR S&P 500 ETF SPY 5.60% History →
WEALTHFRONT CORP WLTH 0.23% History →
ETHOS TECHNOLOGIES INC LIFE 0.04% Holders →
MERLIN INC MRLN 0.03% Holders →

Largest Allocation Increases Q1 2026

Largest portfolio-weight increases in existing positions. Share-count delta is shown separately so price-only re-weighting can be distinguished from active adds.

Stanford University largest portfolio weight increases in Q1 2026
Company Ticker Δ Weight Δ Shares History
ISHARES TR EEM +11.30% +102.66% History →

Largest Allocation Reductions Q1 2026

Largest portfolio-weight decreases in existing positions (positions kept open at a lower allocation).

Stanford University largest portfolio weight decreases in Q1 2026
Company Ticker Δ Weight Δ Shares History
CARLSMED INC CARL -0.05% -50.00% Holders →
MAPLIGHT THERAPEUTICS INC MPLT -0.23% -0.00% History →

Exited Positions Q1 2026

Positions present in the prior 13F-HR filing that no longer appear in Q1 2026.

Stanford University fully exited positions in Q1 2026
Company Ticker Last-Reported Portfolio Weight
ALPHABET INC GOOG 24.87%
HEARTFLOW INC HTFL 1.83%
NATERA NTRA 1.45%
PENNYMAC FINL SVCS INC NEW PFSI 0.11%
SHOULDER INNOVATIONS INC SI 0.04%
NEXGEL INC NXGL 0.01%

Methodology & FAQ

How Stanford University Quarterly Changes Are Computed

Each row above is computed by joining the most recent 13F-HR filing for Stanford University against the immediately preceding quarterly filing for the same fund. Portfolio weights are normalized to exclude listed options for comparability. A complete description of the methodology — including how confidential treatment filings are handled and why share count rather than weight is the cleaner trading signal — is documented in the Methodology.

Which positions did Stanford University initiate in Q1 2026?

Stanford University established 6 new positions in Q1 2026: ALPHABET INC (GOOGL, 13.36%), ISHARES TR (EFA, 5.76%), STATE STREET SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY, 5.60%), WEALTHFRONT CORP (WLTH, 0.23%), ETHOS TECHNOLOGIES INC (LIFE, 0.04%), MERLIN INC (MRLN, 0.03%).

Which existing positions saw the largest allocation increases for Stanford University in Q1 2026?

The largest portfolio-weight increases in existing positions were: ISHARES TR (EEM, +11.30% weight, +102.66% shares).

Which positions did Stanford University fully exit in Q1 2026?

Stanford University fully exited 6 positions in Q1 2026: ALPHABET INC (GOOG, last-reported weight 24.87%), HEARTFLOW INC (HTFL, last-reported weight 1.83%), NATERA (NTRA, last-reported weight 1.45%), PENNYMAC FINL SVCS INC NEW (PFSI, last-reported weight 0.11%), SHOULDER INNOVATIONS INC (SI, last-reported weight 0.04%), NEXGEL INC (NXGL, last-reported weight 0.01%).

Which existing positions saw the largest allocation reductions for Stanford University in Q1 2026?

The largest portfolio-weight reductions in positions kept open were: CARLSMED INC (CARL, -0.05% weight, -50.00% shares), MAPLIGHT THERAPEUTICS INC (MPLT, -0.23% weight, -0.00% shares).

Do quarter-over-quarter 13F allocation changes constitute explicit trading signals?

No. Quarter-over-quarter changes reflect a combination of active trading and market price movement. A weight increase can result from price appreciation alone, without the manager adding shares. Share-count delta is the cleaner indicator of explicit trading activity.