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Harry Burn

Sound Shore

$3.25B
disclosed 13F portfolio · 40 positions
top-5 concentration18%
Q2 2026 · filed Aug 12, 2026

Harry Burn (Sound Shore) discloses a $3.25B portfolio across 40 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q2, filed Aug 12, 2026). The largest holding is TEVA at 4.0% of the book. The biggest move of the quarter: added 22% to the LUV share count (position now $126M). Mechanically cloning this 13F returned 10.4%/yr over the past 12.2 years, versus 13.7%/yr for the S&P 500 across that identical 12.2-year window.

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Holdings (40) · click any column to sort

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  • port4.0%
    val$129M
    Teva Pharmaceutical-sp Adr
    this Q hold·12q
  • port3.9%
    val$126M
    Southwest Airlines CO
    this Q +22%·7q
  • port3.6%
    val$116M
    Bank OF America Corp
    this Q hold·31q
  • port3.3%
    val$108M
    American Airlines Group Inc
    this Q New·1q
  • port3.1%
    val$102M
    Berkshire Hathaway Inc-cl B
    this Q hold·40q
  • port3.1%
    val$101M
    Qualcomm Inc
    this Q +29%·4q
  • port2.9%
    val$94M
    Elevance Health Inc
    this Q New·14q
  • port2.9%
    val$93M
    Walt Disney Co/the
    this Q hold·9q
  • port2.9%
    val$93M
    Owens Corning
    this Q hold·2q
  • 10PFE
    port2.8%
    val$92M
    Pfizer Inc
    this Q +33%·34q
  • 11VST
    port2.8%
    val$92M
    Vistra Corp
    this Q +20%·18q
  • 12TEL
    port2.8%
    val$90M
    TE Connectivity Plc
    this Q New·1q
  • 13QXO
    port2.8%
    val$90M
    Qxo Inc
    this Q +32%·3q
  • 14BA
    port2.7%
    val$88M
    Boeing Co/the
    this Q hold·7q
  • 15UPS
    port2.7%
    val$86M
    United Parcel Service-cl B
    this Q hold·2q
  • 16C
    port2.7%
    val$86M
    Citigroup Inc
    this Q -20%·26q
  • port2.6%
    val$86M
    Incyte Corp
    this Q hold·8q
  • 18SW
    port2.6%
    val$85M
    Smurfit Westrock Public Limited Company
    this Q +22%·2q
  • port2.6%
    val$83M
    Amazon.com Inc
    this Q hold·2q
  • 20EQT
    port2.6%
    val$83M
    Eqt Corp
    this Q +27%·12q
  • port2.6%
    val$83M
    Alphabet Inc-cl A
    this Q hold·31q
  • 22TMO
    port2.6%
    val$83M
    Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
    this Q New·18q
  • 23BP
    port2.5%
    val$83M
    BP Plc-spons Adr
    this Q +34%·18q
  • 24OMC
    port2.5%
    val$82M
    Omnicom Group
    this Q +34%·2q
  • port2.5%
    val$81M
    Nxp Semiconductors NV
    this Q -30%·28q
  • port2.4%
    val$79M
    Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
    this Q hold·4q
  • 27GM
    port2.4%
    val$79M
    General Motors CO
    this Q hold·21q
  • 28PEG
    port2.4%
    val$79M
    Public Service Enterprise GP
    this Q hold·9q
  • 29MHK
    port2.4%
    val$77M
    Mohawk Industries Inc
    this Q hold·8q
  • 30WFC
    port2.3%
    val$74M
    Wells Fargo & CO
    this Q hold·22q
  • port2.2%
    val$72M
    GE Healthcare Technology
    this Q hold·14q
  • 32CSX
    port2.2%
    val$70M
    Csx Corp
    this Q -26%·7q
  • 33NFG
    port2.1%
    val$70M
    National Fuel Gas CO
    this Q New·1q
  • 34ZBH
    port2.1%
    val$68M
    Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc
    this Q -24%·7q
  • 35GPC
    port2.1%
    val$68M
    Genuine Parts CO
    this Q New·1q
  • port2.1%
    val$67M
    Oracle Corp
    this Q New·29q
  • 37MDT
    port2.0%
    val$66M
    Medtronic, Plc
    this Q hold·2q
  • 38KD
    port0.9%
    val$28M
    Kyndryl Holdings Inc
    this Q -40%·4q
  • 39PKG
    port0.4%
    val$15M
    Packaging Corp OF America
    this Q hold·3q
  • 40CVX
    port0.1%
    val$2M
    Chevron Corp
    this Q +37%·6q

Beyond the 13F

as of 2026-06-30

Across Harry Burn’s registered funds — $995M disclosed in SEC Form N-PORT — just 97.4% sits in US-listed equity, the only slice a 13F reports. The other $26M is cash — none of which a 13F can show.

US-listed equity (13F-eligible) · $969MCash & equivalents · $26M

Where the hidden money is

Largest positions no 13F shows

First American Government Obligations Fund · United States · USD$26M

From SEC Form N-PORT, which registered funds file with their full portfolio — every currency, asset class and short. Covers 1 fund. The percentage above is the composition of those funds, not a ratio between two filings: a 13F spans every discretionary account but only US-listed securities, while N-PORT covers only the registered funds but every asset inside them — different universes, so the totals are not comparable (the 13F itself reports $3.25B for 2026-06-30). None of this feeds the backtest above, which stays a pure 13F clone.

2026Q2 moves, by size (29)(expand ↓)
  • ADDLUV
    3.9%
    Southwest Airlines CO
    Δ +22%·$126M
  • EXITMRVL
    3.8%
    Marvell Technology Inc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • NEWAAL
    3.3%
    American Airlines Group Inc
    Δ +100%·$108M
  • TRIMZBH
    2.1%
    Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc
    Δ -24%·$68M
  • ADDQCOM
    3.1%
    Qualcomm Inc
    Δ +29%·$101M
  • TRIMC
    2.7%
    Citigroup Inc
    Δ -20%·$86M
  • NEWELV
    2.9%
    Elevance Health Inc
    Δ +100%·$94M
  • ADDPFE
    2.8%
    Pfizer Inc
    Δ +33%·$92M
  • ADDVST
    2.8%
    Vistra Corp
    Δ +20%·$92M
  • NEWTEL
    2.8%
    TE Connectivity Plc
    Δ +100%·$90M
  • ADDQXO
    2.8%
    Qxo Inc
    Δ +32%·$90M
  • TRIMCSX
    2.2%
    Csx Corp
    Δ -26%·$70M
  • TRIMNXPI
    2.5%
    Nxp Semiconductors NV
    Δ -30%·$81M
  • ADDEQT
    2.6%
    Eqt Corp
    Δ +27%·$83M
  • ADDBP
    2.5%
    BP Plc-spons Adr
    Δ +34%·$83M
  • ADDSW
    2.6%
    Smurfit Westrock Public Limited Company
    Δ +22%·$85M
  • NEWTMO
    2.6%
    Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
    Δ +100%·$83M
  • ADDOMC
    2.5%
    Omnicom Group
    Δ +34%·$82M
  • EXITCTRA
    2.5%
    Coterra Energy Inc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITM22465104
    2.5%
    Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITACI
    2.4%
    Albertsons Cos Inc - Class A
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITICLR
    2.3%
    Icon Plc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITKMI
    2.2%
    Kinder Morgan Inc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • NEWNFG
    2.1%
    National Fuel Gas CO
    Δ +100%·$70M
  • NEWGPC
    2.1%
    Genuine Parts CO
    Δ +100%·$68M
  • NEWORCL
    2.1%
    Oracle Corp
    Δ +100%·$67M
  • EXITY2573F102
    2.0%
    Flex Ltd.
    Δ -100%·$0
  • TRIMKD
    0.9%
    Kyndryl Holdings Inc
    Δ -40%·$28M
  • ADDCVX
    0.1%
    Chevron Corp
    Δ +37%·$2M

About Harry Burn

Harry Burn co-founded Sound Shore Management in 1978 and has run the firm's flagship strategy for nearly five decades, making it one of the longer-lived independent value shops in the U.S. The approach is disciplined, bottom-up contrarian value — buying out-of-favor large- and mid-cap names trading at discounts to estimated intrinsic value and waiting for a catalyst or re-rating to close the gap. The 13F reflects the strategy cleanly: roughly 40 equity positions, moderate diversification, and a top-five concentration around 18%, which is meaningfully less concentrated than deep-conviction value peers. Current weights in TEVA, REGN, and MRVL illustrate the willingness to hold both turnaround situations and growth-at-a-discount names within the same sleeve. Sound Shore does not employ significant derivatives or short positions as a structural matter, so the long-only 13F is a reasonably faithful representation of the book, subject only to the standard 45-day disclosure lag.

2026Q2 brief

Harry Burn's Sound Shore posted a busy Q2 2026 with six new positions and six full exits across a $3.25B, 40-stock book. The splashiest moves were initiating AAL (3.3% of portfolio) and ELV (2.9%), while simultaneously exiting MRVL (previously 3.8%) and Check Point Software (2.5%) — a clear rotation away from tech/cybersecurity toward beaten-down airlines and managed care. The semiconductor trimming theme extends further: NXPI was cut ~30% and QCOM was simultaneously added ~29%, suggesting Burn is concentrating semiconductor exposure in higher-conviction, cheaper names rather than exiting the sector wholesale. New positions in TEL, TMO, NFG, and GPC reinforce a value-with-catalyst tilt across industrials, healthcare tools, and energy infrastructure — all classically out-of-favor areas for a deep-value shop. On the add side, PFE (+33%) and QXO (+32%) show Burn leaning into turnaround stories the market still doubts. The aggressive liquidation of KD (−40%) and ICLR signals impatience with technology services laggards. Watch whether AAL — now a top-5 holding — gets further built or proves a quick trade in the Q3 filing.

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Filing history

Harry Burn's disclosed 13F portfolio value and position count by quarter — the trajectory across every SEC filing.

Disclosed portfolio value · Q3 2023Q2 2026now $3.25B · peak $3.25B (Q2 2026)
Q3 2023Q2 2024Q2 2025Q2 2026
QuarterPositionsPortfolio value
Q2 2026 — what changed →40
$3.25B
Q1 2026 — what changed →40
$2.98B
Q4 2025 — what changed →37
$3.14B
Q3 2025 — what changed →38
$3.03B
Q2 2025 — what changed →36
$2.93B
Q1 2025 — what changed →37
$2.85B
Q4 2024 holdings40
$3.03B
Q3 2024 holdings40
$3.07B
Q2 2024 holdings39
$3.00B
Q1 2024 holdings38
$3.20B
Q4 2023 holdings36
$2.88B
Q3 2023 holdings38
$2.61B

Values as disclosed at each quarter end. Older filings on EDGAR.

Multibaggers Harry Burn held

Stocks up 5x or more since Harry Burn first held them at conviction size — the holding record behind the returns. Longest unbroken run and largest book weight are shown for each.

  • MU39.9xMICRON TECHNOLOGY INC6q straight · peak 3.24%
  • AMAT30.6xAPPLIED MATERIALS INC28q straight · peak 3.73%
  • AMZN13.8xAMAZON.COM INC1q straight · peak 2.64% · still holds
  • VST11.4xVISTRA CORP16q straight · peak 4.63% · still holds
  • MSFT11.2xMICROSOFT CORP20q straight · peak 3.32%
  • GOOGL10.1xALPHABET INC-CL A29q straight · peak 3.48% · still holds

Six biggest of 15. Price multiple since the first quarter we observed a conviction holding (2014Q1 at the earliest), not Harry Burn's realized return — entry price and trades between filings aren't disclosed. Peak weight is share of disclosed US 13F book. All 129 multibaggers the cohort held →

Frequently asked questions

What stocks does Harry Burn own?
As of 2026Q2, Harry Burn's 13F discloses 40 positions worth $3.25B. The top five holdings: TEVA (4.0%), LUV (3.9%), BAC (3.6%), AAL (3.3%), BRK/B (3.1%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did Harry Burn buy this quarter?
In 2026Q2, the filing shows 7 new positions and 10 additions to existing holdings. The largest positions touched by buying: LUV, AAL, QCOM, ELV, PFE.
How big is Harry Burn's portfolio?
$3.25B across 40 positions per the latest 13F (filed Aug 12, 2026). The top five holdings account for 18% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0000820124). Not investment advice.