Hedge Fund - Blue Ridge Capital

Blue Ridge Capital is a $7 billion fund run by a key Julian Robertson protégé, John Griffin.  The fund has made an average return of 17.83% over the past three years on investments focused on the technology...

The most popular small cap stocks among hedge funds, as determined by quarterly 13Fs filings (which disclose many of a filer’s long equity positions as of the end of the previous quarter) produce an...

Hedge funds and other major investors are required to file 13Fs with the SEC several weeks after the end of each quarter, disclosing many of their long equity positions.

Hedge funds have been known to seek alpha in small- and mid-cap stocks, as their pricing is often less efficient due to poor coverage by analysts and the media.

John Griffin, former president of Tiger Management, founded Blue Ridge Capital in 1996.

Workday Inc (NYSE:WDAY) went public in mid-October at a price of $28 per share and popped 75% on its first day of trading.

According to a 13G filed with the SEC, Blue Ridge Capital has acquired a total of 6.7 million shares of Owens Corning (NYSE:OC).

Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) is the top stock choice among the world's richest hedge fund managers.

When John Griffin worked at Tiger Management, he was Julian Robertson’s second in command.