What Is Hound Buying Next? Predicted 13F Moves Before They File

By the time a 13F lands, the trade inside it is old. The filing tells you what Hound owned at the end of last quarter, and it can arrive up to 45 days after that quarter closed. The “news” you are reading describes a position that has been on the books for weeks, sometimes months.

Prior Moves ranks candidates for a later disclosure from public filing history. The investor page brings together disclosed positions and model-ranked expectations; it does not represent a separately trained model for each investor. Style, in one line:

The current top ranked name

Prior Moves currently ranks RRC (Range Resources Corp) highest for a later filing by Hound. This is a model rank, not a confirmed position, calibrated probability or expected return. The full candidate list and as-of context are on the Hound mirror.

What “predicted next buy” means

It is a model rank for a possible future disclosure. It is never a claim that Hound has bought the name, will buy it, or that you should. When the next 13F files, the public record can be compared with the earlier forecast. The graded record separates timestamped calls from historical portfolio simulations.

What historical testing shows

Historical ranking tests, calibration measures and simulated portfolio returns answer different questions and use different samples. None is evidence of future returns. Read the evaluation population and limits on the methodology and graded record pages before comparing figures.

See the live mirror

• Live Hound mirror: disclosed holdings, ranked expectations, timestamps and filing context.
• The full top picks board across all tracked investors.
• How the model works: methodology.