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Michael Burry

Scion Asset Management

$68M
disclosed 13F portfolio · 4 positions
top-5 concentration100%
Q3 2025 · filed Nov 3, 2025

Michael Burry (Scion Asset Management) discloses a $68M portfolio across 4 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2025Q3, filed Nov 3, 2025). The largest holding is MOH at 35.1% of the book. The biggest move of the quarter: opened a new position in MOH ($24M). Mechanically cloning this 13F returned 26.9%/yr over the past 10.4 years, versus 15.8%/yr for the S&P 500 across that identical 10.4-year window.

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Holdings (4) · click any column to sort

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  • port35.1%
    val$24M
    Molina Healthcare Inc
    this Q New·4q
  • port26.1%
    val$18M
    Lululemon Athletica Inc
    this Q +100%·2q
  • port19.5%
    val$13M
    Slm Corp
    this Q New·1q
  • port19.3%
    val$13M
    Bruker Corp
    this Q New·1q
2025Q3 moves, by size (9)(expand ↓)
  • NEWMOH
    35.1%
    Molina Healthcare Inc
    Δ +100%·$24M
  • ADDLULU
    26.1%
    Lululemon Athletica Inc
    Δ +100%·$18M
  • EXITEL
    21.5%
    Estee Lauder Companies-cl A
    Δ -100%·$0
  • NEWSLM
    19.5%
    Slm Corp
    Δ +100%·$13M
  • NEWBRKR 6.375 09/01/28
    19.3%
    Bruker Corp
    Δ +100%·$13M
  • EXITBRKR
    18.3%
    Bruker Corp
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITREGN
    14.0%
    Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITMELI
    13.9%
    Mercadolibre Inc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITUNH
    11.1%
    Unitedhealth Group Inc
    Δ -100%·$0

About Michael Burry

Michael Burry built Scion Asset Management around deep, idiosyncratic value research — the same approach that led him to buy credit-default swaps on subprime mortgage securities in the mid-2000s, a trade reconstructed in Michael Lewis's The Big Short and confirmed in congressional testimony. His public equity book, as reported in 13F filings, is extreme by any measure: as of the latest quarter, four positions account for the entire disclosed long portfolio, with MOH, LULU, and SLM making up roughly 80% of that. What a 13F reader must internalize is that Burry's disclosed longs are almost certainly not the whole story — he has historically used put options, CDS, and other derivatives that either appear only as notional footnotes or don't appear at all, meaning the equity positions visible here may be hedges, pairs legs, or a small slice of a larger thesis. The clone-backtest excess return looks attractive, but replicating disclosed longs without visibility into the short or derivatives book means tracking a partial shadow, not the actual portfolio.

2025Q3 brief

Burry's Scion reported its 2025Q3 filing (note the quarter lag vs. peers) on a tiny $70M book now compressed to just four positions — about as concentrated as a registered fund can get. Three of the four are new: MOH (Molina Healthcare, 35.1%), a managed Medicaid insurer trading at distressed multiples amid policy uncertainty; SLM (Sallie Mae, 19.5%), a classic Burry contrarian consumer-credit pick in a rate-sensitive sector; and a corporate bond position in BRKR 6.375 09/01/28 (19.3%), an unusual fixed-income inclusion suggesting he's finding better risk/reward in credit than equity for part of the book. LULU was doubled (+100%, now 26.1%), doubling down on the beaten-down premium athleisure thesis. Mass exits — EL, BRKR equity, REGN, MELI, UNH — cleared the prior book entirely. The MOH/UNH swap is pointed: Burry dumped the large-cap managed care incumbent and bought a smaller, more policy-exposed Medicaid pure-play, a classic contrarian crowded-exit/ignored-entry trade. Watch whether the BRKR bond position matures or is liquidated early, and whether the healthcare concentration deepens in Q4 2025.

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Filing history

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

Disclosed portfolio value · Q4 2022Q3 2025now $1.38B · peak $1.74B (Q2 2023)
Q4 2022Q3 2023Q3 2024Q3 2025
QuarterPositionsPortfolio value
Q3 2025 — what changed →8
$1.38B
Q2 2025 — what changed →15
$578M
Q1 2025 — what changed →7
$199M
Q4 2024 holdings13
$77M
Q3 2024 holdings11
$130M
Q2 2024 holdings10
$52M
Q1 2024 holdings16
$103M
Q4 2023 holdings25
$95M
Q3 2023 holdings13
$99M
Q2 2023 holdings33
$1.74B
Q1 2023 holdings21
$107M
Q4 2022 holdings9
$47M

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

Multibaggers Michael Burry held

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

  • OVV27.4xOVINTIV INC1q straight · peak 13.73%
  • AAPL19.9xAPPLE INC2q straight · peak 16%
  • MELI14.8xMERCADOLIBRE INC1q straight · peak 13.94%
  • AMZN13.8xAMAZON.COM INC1q straight · peak 4.82%
  • GOOG10.6xALPHABET INC-CL C3q straight · peak 32.95%
  • GOOGL10.1xALPHABET INC-CL A2q straight · peak 10.93%

Six biggest of 12. Price multiple since the first quarter we observed a conviction holding (2014Q1 at the earliest), not Michael Burry'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 Michael Burry own?
As of 2025Q3, Michael Burry's 13F discloses 4 positions worth $68M. The top five holdings: MOH (35.1%), LULU (26.1%), SLM (19.5%), BRKR 6.375 09/01/28 (19.3%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did Michael Burry buy this quarter?
In 2025Q3, the filing shows 3 new positions and 1 addition to existing holdings. The largest positions touched by buying: MOH, LULU, SLM, BRKR 6.375 09/01/28.
How big is Michael Burry's portfolio?
$68M across 4 positions per the latest 13F (filed Nov 3, 2025). The top five holdings account for 100% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0001649339). Not investment advice.