Can you copy a famous investor’s 13F?
A famous investor filed. What could an outside investor actually have known—and at what price?
- Evidence through
- 24 October 2026
- Published
- 23 October 2026
- Length
- 5 min read
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A famous investor filed. What could an outside investor actually have known—and at what price?
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The market has noticed AI security. Now test the products, the business and the price.
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SpaceX’s valuation is already a forecast.
Anthropic says its run-rate revenue crossed $47 billion and its latest private round valued it at $965 billion. Neither substitutes for audited financials, ownership detail, risk factors or IPO terms.
The evidence supports an active infrastructure cycle: rising company-reported revenue, Micron-specific HBM agreements and a supplier market forecast. Those are three different evidence classes—not one measure of HBM demand or proof of durable returns.
The $912.1 million Palantir put entry in Scion's 13F was 5,000,000 underlying shares × $182.42 — the quarter-end closing price. A valuation line, not a cheque.
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