Hedge Fund - Caxton Associates LP

We track quarterly 13F filings from hundreds of hedge funds, including Caxton Associates (whose founder, Bruce Kovner, became a billionaire due to the fund’s success).

Billionaire Bruce Kovner’s Caxton Associates recently filed its 13F for the first quarter of 2013, disclosing many of its long equity holdings in U.S. stocks as of the end of March.

We track quarterly 13F filings from hedge funds and other notable investors as part of our work developing investment strategies; we have found that the most popular small cap stocks earn an average excess...

Small cap stocks tend to be less widely followed by institutional investors, which in theory results in them being more likely to be mispriced.

Billionaire Bruce Kovner retired in 2011 from Caxton Associates LP, an investment firm he founded in 1983.

Six to seven weeks after the end of each quarter, hedge funds file 13Fs with the SEC; these filings disclose many of their long equity positions as of the end of the last quarter.

13F filings allow investors to see some of the long equity positions owned by hedge funds and other major investors several weeks after the end of the quarter.

Bruce Kovner founded Caxton Associates in 1983 and the fund’s remarkable performance since then- it’s been particularly consistent in limiting periods of negative return- has given Kovner a net worth...