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David Rolfe

Wedgewood Partners

2026Q1 · filed May 15, 202622 positions · $484Mtop-5 39%

David Rolfe (Wedgewood Partners) discloses a $484M portfolio across 22 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q1, filed May 15, 2026). The largest holding is GOOGL at 9.2% of the book. The biggest move of the quarter: trimmed the TSM share count by 30% (position now $44M). Latticework's clone backtest puts this 13F book at -2.5%/yr vs SPY over 12.0 years.

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About David Rolfe

David Rolfe is the Chief Investment Officer of Wedgewood Partners, a St. Louis-based concentrated equity manager whose strategy sits squarely in the quality-growth-at-a-reasonable-price tradition. Wedgewood runs a deliberately tight book — 22 positions as of the latest filing, with the top five names accounting for roughly 39% of assets — and Rolfe has been outspoken about the intellectual case for concentration, arguing publicly that overdiversification is a drag on long-term returns. The firm is known for its candid quarterly client letters, which double as plainspoken commentary on portfolio companies and market conditions, and which have built Rolfe a following among practitioners who track manager thinking as closely as manager holdings. The 13F reflects the strategy faithfully: Wedgewood does not run a significant short book or derivatives overlay, so disclosed long equities are a reasonable proxy for the actual portfolio. A reader should note, however, that a simulated clone lagging SPY by roughly 2.5% annually over twelve years illustrates the well-documented gap between a manager's stated thesis and the replicable signal embedded in quarterly disclosures alone.

2026Q1 brief

David Rolfe's Wedgewood Partners ($480M, 22 positions) made targeted additions this quarter while keeping the portfolio's tech-heavy character intact. AMZN was the most significant move, added 71% to reach 4.3% — a meaningful conviction increase on cloud and retail economics at a time when AWS growth is reaccelerating. Two new names joined the book: PGR (Progressive Insurance, 3.4%) and TOL (Toll Brothers, 2.5%), an interesting pairing that looks like a bet on housing-adjacent demand — Progressive benefits from rising auto/home insurance premiums while Toll targets the affluent new-home buyer less affected by rate sensitivity. On the exit side, PYPL (PayPal, previously 2.4%) was fully eliminated, a clean break from a name that has frustrated many quality-growth managers for years. TSM was trimmed ~30% to 9.0% but remains the second-largest holding alongside GOOGL at 9.2%. The top-five concentration (39.2%) remains relatively modest for a 22-stock portfolio. The PGR + TOL duo suggests Rolfe sees durable pricing power in insurance and resilient luxury housing demand. Watch whether TOL and PGR are built toward the 5%+ weights that characterize Rolfe's highest-conviction names.

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  • port9.2%
    val$45M
    Alphabet Inc-cl A
    this Q hold·40q
  • port9.0%
    val$44M
    Taiwan Semiconductor-sp Adr
    this Q -30%·20q
  • port7.8%
    val$38M
    Meta Platforms Inc-class A
    this Q hold·33q
  • port7.1%
    val$34M
    Apple Inc
    this Q hold·40q
  • port6.1%
    val$29M
    Motorola Solutions Inc
    this Q hold·28q
  • port5.7%
    val$27M
    Microsoft Corp
    this Q hold·25q
  • 7V
    port5.2%
    val$25M
    Visa Inc-class A Shares
    this Q hold·40q
  • port4.8%
    val$23M
    Booking Holdings Inc
    this Q hold·30q
  • port4.6%
    val$22M
    Old Dominion Freight Line
    this Q hold·24q
  • port4.3%
    val$21M
    Amazon.com Inc
    this Q +71%·3q
  • port4.3%
    val$21M
    Tractor Supply Company
    this Q hold·38q
  • 12URI
    port3.8%
    val$18M
    United Rentals Inc
    this Q hold·5q
  • 13CB
    port3.6%
    val$18M
    Chubb Ltd Switz
    this Q hold·2q
  • 14CDW
    port3.6%
    val$18M
    Cdw Corp/de
    this Q hold·27q
  • 15PGR
    port3.4%
    val$17M
    Progressive Corp
    this Q New·11q
  • port3.4%
    val$16M
    O'reilly Automotive Inc
    this Q hold·11q
  • port3.2%
    val$15M
    Copart Inc
    this Q hold·26q
  • port2.8%
    val$14M
    S&p Global Inc
    this Q hold·26q
  • 19EW
    port2.8%
    val$14M
    Edwards Lifesciences Corp
    this Q hold·37q
  • 20ZTS
    port2.8%
    val$13M
    Zoetis Inc
    this Q hold·4q
  • 21TOL
    port2.5%
    val$12M
    Toll Brothers Inc
    this Q New·1q
  • 22IWF
    port<0.1%
    val$223K
    Ishares Russell 1000 Growth
    this Q -96%·5q

All activity (2026Q1)

  • TRIMTSM
    9.0%
    Taiwan Semiconductor-sp Adr
    Δ -30%·$44M
  • ADDAMZN
    4.3%
    Amazon.com Inc
    Δ +71%·$21M
  • NEWPGR
    3.4%
    Progressive Corp
    Δ +100%·$17M
  • NEWTOL
    2.5%
    Toll Brothers Inc
    Δ +100%·$12M
  • EXITPYPL
    2.4%
    Paypal Holdings Inc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • TRIMIWF
    <0.1%
    Ishares Russell 1000 Growth
    Δ -96%·$223K

Frequently asked questions

What stocks does David Rolfe own?
As of 2026Q1, David Rolfe's 13F discloses 22 positions worth $484M. The top five holdings: GOOGL (9.2%), TSM (9.0%), META (7.8%), AAPL (7.1%), MSI (6.1%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did David Rolfe buy this quarter?
In 2026Q1, the filing shows 2 new positions and 1 addition to existing holdings. The largest positions touched by buying: AMZN, PGR, TOL.
How big is David Rolfe's portfolio?
$484M across 22 positions per the latest 13F (filed May 15, 2026). The top five holdings account for 39% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0000859804). Not investment advice.