Stop guessing what the "smart money" is doing. Read their homework.

Every quarter, the SEC requires big-money investors — Warren Buffett, Michael Burry, Bill Ackman, Stanley Druckenmiller, David Tepper, Carl Icahn, Daniel Loeb, and dozens of others — to publicly disclose every U.S. stock they hold, via a filing called Form 13F. Most people never read these. Smart Money Tracker does it for you.

This is a real, working web app that connects live to SEC EDGAR (the SEC's own public filing database) and automatically surfaces what changed between the two most recent quarters for each tracked investor:

• 🟢 New buys — a position that didn't exist last quarter

• 🟡 Added — a fund increased an existing stake by 5%+

• 🟠 Trimmed — a fund cut a position by 5%+

• 🔴 Sold out — a position that disappeared completely

Every alert links back to the actual filing it came from, so you're never taking anyone's word for it — you're looking at the primary source.

What makes this different from a screenshot of a Bloomberg terminal:

• It's a real app, not a PDF or a spreadsheet. Full source code included.

• It runs on YOUR machine, hitting SEC EDGAR directly — no subscription, no third-party API key, no middleman.

• Fully documented, easy to extend — add any investor with a public SEC filing history in one line of code.

• This app gets you that data the moment it's usable, cleanly organized, with zero manual digging through SEC.gov.