Who fully gave up on which stock?
344 full-exit 13F moves across the last 8 quarters. Every row is a superinvestor who sold every share of a position — zero remaining, no cost averaging back in, fully gone.
Exits are the rawest capitulation signal. An “add” or “trim” is ambiguous. An exit means the thesis broke.
They walked away. The model still says buy.
These are the exits where the smart-money ConvictionScore is still > +20. Either the manager was early, the model is wrong, or the thesis shifted in ways the model hasn’t caught yet.
Every exit, in order
Full-exit actions only
We filter the merged 13F move feed for action = “exit” only. “Trim” moves are excluded — a trim means the manager still owns the stock. Exits mean the position went to zero.
“Contrarian exits” are the subset where our current ConvictionScore is still > +20 — i.e. the model disagrees with the capitulation.
Not investment advice. 13F filings are delayed 45 days and report long-only positions. Methodology.