The buy side
2.2% current reported weight · 1.6% before → 2.2% after · filed 2026-05-15
+15.7% vs SPY · 63 sessions
SEC source ↗0.5% current reported weight · 0.3% before → 0.5% after · filed 2026-05-15
+15.7% vs SPY · 63 sessions
SEC source ↗
Disagreement Dossier · Q1 2026
Jpmorgan Chase & CO
2 tracked managers bought or added while 1 trimmed or exited in Q1 2026. These are disclosed position changes; the filings do not reveal why the managers disagreed.
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2.2% current reported weight · 1.6% before → 2.2% after · filed 2026-05-15
+15.7% vs SPY · 63 sessions
SEC source ↗0.5% current reported weight · 0.3% before → 0.5% after · filed 2026-05-15
+15.7% vs SPY · 63 sessions
SEC source ↗1.8% prior reported weight · 1.8% before → 0.5% after · filed 2026-05-13
+17.4% vs SPY · 63 sessions
SEC source ↗Buy-side stakes use current reported weights; sell-side stakes use prior weights to show what was reduced. Both before and after are shown. Each stock return begins after that manager's filing, so observation windows can differ.
Eight-quarter decision map
Each row preserves the managers and their material reported action. A split means both sides acted in the same quarter; a one-sided row supplies the surrounding context.
Q2 2026
One-sided
Bought or added
No material buysTrimmed or exited
Q1 2026
Split
Bought or added
Trimmed or exited
Q4 2025
One-sided
Bought or added
No material buysTrimmed or exited
Q3 2025
Split
Bought or added
Trimmed or exited
Q2 2025
Split
Bought or added
Trimmed or exited
Q1 2025
One-sided
Bought or added
No material buysTrimmed or exited
Q4 2024
Split
Bought or added
Trimmed or exited
Q3 2024
Split
Bought or added
Trimmed or exited
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The disagreement score ranks the balance of opposing managers, decision breadth, portfolio stakes, and change magnitude. Later evidence compares each stock with SPY after disclosure; it does not estimate a manager's trade return.