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Tom Slater

Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth) · Partner & Co-Manager LTGG · Net worth:

Co-manages Baillie Gifford's Long Term Global Growth strategy (formerly with James Anderson). Scottish Mortgage Trust is the public face — famous early Tesla, Amazon, Tencent backers. Target holding: a decade.

"Growth at scale. Patient capital. Asymmetric upside on transformational companies."
Data verified 2026-05-08 · sourced from SEC EDGAR
Informational only — not investment advice. HoldLens tracks institutional positioning from public 13F filings. We are not a registered investment advisor and do not provide recommendations to buy or sell securities. Our 2026 backtest over 221 ticker-quarter pairs found the ConvictionScore has no predictive signal for forward returns (Pearson r = −0.12). The rankings describe what tracked superinvestors were accumulating or selling at the latest 13F snapshot — useful as market intelligence, not as personal investment advice. 13F data is reported with a 45-day SEC filing lag.
Latest 13F: Q1 2026(14d ago)Next due: Q2 2026by 2026-08-14 RSS — move alerts
Tracked positions
10
Top concentration
41%
Longest holding
Amazon (since 2004)

Tom's portfolio concentration: top-1, top-5, top-10

Diversified
Top 1 · NVDA
7.3%
Top 5 combined
26.7%
Top 10 combined
40.6%
Tracked positions
10
NVDA logoNVDATop-5 zoneTop-10

Tom's single largest bet is NVDA at 7.3% of tracked positions. Exposure is spread across a broader basket, reducing single-name risk.

Realized 10-year track record
Baillie Gifford Scottish Mortgage Trust SMT (public UK trust)
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10y CAGR
14.9%
net of fees
Alpha vs S&P
+1.8%
vs 13.1% benchmark
Win rate
50%
years beating S&P
Quality score
4.8
computed 0–10
Best year
+111%
Worst year
-46%
Cumulative 10y
4.0×
Volatility
37%

Tom Slater's recent 13F moves: buys, adds, trims, and exits

Manager quality score: 4.8/10

Every tracked 13F move — buys, adds, trims, and exits — over the last two quarters.

Q1 2026
13 buys · 47 sells
TickerActivity% portfolio
PFEAdd 5249%
0.30%
EQTAdd 1077%
0.30%
FCXBuy (new)
0.20%
INTCBuy (new)
0.00%
IRENAdd 57%
0.00%
PBRAdd 45%
1.00%
INTUAdd 33%
0.10%
EPAMSell (exit)
0.00%
FNDSell (exit)
0.00%
UPWKSell (exit)
0.00%
NKEReduce 99%
0.00%
NVOReduce 81%
0.00%
BLOCKReduce 73%
0.20%
CRMReduce 71%
0.10%
CPReduce 68%
0.00%
UNHReduce 48%
0.00%
NFLXReduce 41%
2.10%
ELVReduce 41%
0.40%
CABOReduce 34%
0.00%
PGRReduce 34%
0.00%
Showing top 20 by position change · 40 smaller moves hidden
Q4 2025
23 buys · 32 sells
TickerActivity% portfolio
QXOAdd 16118%
0.20%
NFLXAdd 912%
2.90%
GOOGLAdd 167%
0.50%
MNSTBuy (new)
0.10%
ODFLBuy (new)
0.00%
ZTSBuy (new)
0.00%
BABAAdd 99%
0.10%
FIGMAAdd 94%
0.20%
PFEAdd 59%
0.00%
CSGPAdd 57%
0.70%
TMOAdd 57%
0.40%
YETIAdd 51%
0.10%
ACNAdd 49%
0.10%
BNAdd 45%
0.30%
CHEWYSell (exit)
0.00%
BLDRSell (exit)
0.00%
EXPESell (exit)
0.00%
GRACOSell (exit)
0.00%
PYPLSell (exit)
0.00%
AVGOReduce 40%
0.20%
Showing top 20 by position change · 35 smaller moves hidden
Q3 2025
20 buys · 28 sells
TickerActivity% portfolio
NVOAdd 142%
0.00%
FIGMABuy (new)
0.10%
ADBEBuy (new)
0.00%
BABABuy (new)
0.00%
EQTBuy (new)
0.00%
IRENBuy (new)
0.00%
MSIBuy (new)
0.00%
QXOBuy (new)
0.00%
HDBAdd 97%
0.20%
CRHAdd 97%
0.00%
MSCIAdd 92%
0.30%
ENTGSell (exit)
0.00%
ABNBSell (exit)
0.00%
CARGSell (exit)
0.00%
HIMSSell (exit)
0.00%
MNSTSell (exit)
0.00%
NAYAXSell (exit)
0.00%
OSCRSell (exit)
0.00%
XYLEMSell (exit)
0.00%
UNHReduce 93%
0.00%
Showing top 20 by position change · 28 smaller moves hidden
Q2 2025
15 buys · 28 sells
TickerActivity% portfolio
MEDPAdd 12041%
0.10%
DGBuy (new)
0.30%
MSCIBuy (new)
0.20%
ACNBuy (new)
0.10%
EPAMBuy (new)
0.10%
AERBuy (new)
0.00%
ABNBBuy (new)
0.00%
CABOBuy (new)
0.00%
UBERAdd 86%
0.30%
VRTXAdd 58%
0.10%
PFEAdd 34%
0.00%
XYLEMReduce 100%
0.00%
ESTCSell (exit)
0.00%
ROKUSell (exit)
0.00%
SITESell (exit)
0.00%
CXSell (exit)
0.00%
IBPSell (exit)
0.00%
WDAYReduce 71%
0.30%
NAYAXReduce 71%
0.00%
YETIReduce 63%
0.10%
Showing top 20 by position change · 23 smaller moves hidden

Tom's sector breakdown

How the top 10 positions are diversified across 4 sectors. Weighted by stated portfolio percentage.

Technology
4 positions · NVDA, AMZN, SHOP, META
47.3%
19.2% of AUM
Other
4 positions · NU, PDD, APP, CPNG
28.6%
11.6% of AUM
Consumer Discretionary
1 position · MELI
14.0%
5.7% of AUM
Communication
1 position · SPOT
10.1%
4.1% of AUM
Position intelligence · 13F-derived

How Slater is sized + moving

Every position classified by both portfolio weight (size bucket) and recent move activity (trend bucket). A 22% Apple position building +5% this quarter signals different intent than a 1% starter trimmed in half. Descriptive analysis of 13F filings — not recommendation.

0
Core
≥10% positions
7
Significant
3–10%
9
Starter
1–3%
52
Small
<1%
28
Building
5
Steady
32
Trimming
3
New
0
Exit pending
Position% portfolioTrend
NVDA
NVIDIA
7.3%↑ building
AMZN
Amazon.Com
6.0%↓ trimming
MELI
MercadoLibre
5.7%→ steady
SPOT
Spotify Technology SA
4.1%↓ trimming
NU
Nu Holdings Ltd.
3.6%↑ building
SHOP
Shopify &apos;A&apos;
3.5%↑ building
PDD
PDD Holdings Inc
3.0%↓ trimming
APP
AppLovin
2.7%↑ building
META
Meta Platforms Inc
2.4%↓ trimming
CPNG
Coupang
2.3%↓ trimming
NFLX
Netflix Inc
2.1%↑ building
MSFT
Microsoft
1.5%↓ trimming
IONQ
Intuitive Surgical
1.2%↓ trimming
DASH
Doordash Inc
1.1%↓ trimming
GOOG
Alphabet Inc Class C
1.0%↑ building
Showing top 15 of 68 positions.

How to read: Size bucket from current 13F-filed portfolio weight. Trend bucket from the last 2 quarters of move activity (net delta >5% in either direction = building/trimming; new = first-appearance this quarter; exit pending = trimmed >50% last quarter). Data lag: SEC 13F filings are reported 45 days after quarter-end. This is descriptive intelligence — not investment advice.

Score explainability · 9-factor breakdown

What drives the ConvictionScore on Slater's top positions

The HoldLens ConvictionScore combines 9 factors. This table shows the per-position breakdown — exactly which factors contribute and by how much for each of Slater's top 8 holdings. Hover any header for factor definition. Empty cells (·) = neutral (no contribution).

Ticker% portScoreSmart $InsiderTrackStreakConcContraEventDissentCrowd
NVDA7.30+15-4·+10+10··+24·
AMZN6.00+24·-4+5+9··+41·
MELI5.70+7·+3+5+4··+19·
SPOT4.10+11·-6+1+2··+9·
NU3.60+6·-3·+2··+17·
SHOP3.50+3·+1+1+2··+12·
PDD3.00+8·-4·+9··+29·
APP2.70+6·-3·+2··+14·
Factor definitions →
Smart $
Manager quality × consensus (0–30)
Insider
Form 4 net buy/sell (-15..+20)
Track
Buyer 10y CAGR × concentration (-10..+20)
Streak
Multi-quarter compounding (0–10)
Conc
Biggest position size as conviction (0–10)
Contra
Under-the-radar bonus (0–10)
Event
8-K events last 90d (-15..+5)
Dissent
Sells subtract, weighted ×1.6 (0–60)
Crowd
Too many owners = priced in (0–10)

Factors are summed (positive add, penalties subtract), then clamped to the -100/+100 range. Each factor has a maximum contribution shown in parentheses next to its name. Read positive cells as bullish contributions, negative as bearish. See /learn/conviction-score-explained for the full methodology. ConvictionScore is descriptive synthesis of public filings — not investment advice.

Cross-portfolio overlap

Who else holds what Slater holds

Top 6 highest-conviction overlap pairs containing Tom Slater. Each page is the full intersection of two 13F-filed portfolios.

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Tom Slater's top 10 disclosed holdings (Q1 2026)

TickerCompany% Portfolio
NVDA logoNVDA
NVIDIA
AI infrastructure core.
7.3%
AMZN logoAMZN
Amazon.Com
20-year hold. Core position.
6.0%
MELI logoMELI
MercadoLibre
LatAm e-commerce + fintech.
5.7%
SPOT logoSPOT
Spotify Technology SA
4.1%
NU logoNU
Nu Holdings Ltd.
3.6%
SHOP logoSHOP
Shopify &apos;A&apos;
Commerce platform.
3.5%
PDD logoPDD
PDD Holdings Inc
3.0%
APP logoAPP
AppLovin
2.7%
META logoMETA
Meta Platforms Inc
Cash flow machine.
2.4%
CPNG logoCPNG
Coupang
2.3%
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Source & treaty reference
Treaty: Domestic — no cross-border withholding
Citation: IRC §§ 1441–1446 (withholding applies to foreign persons; US residents not subject to WHT on US-source dividends)
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ETF replication
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Closest match: QQQ · overlap score 174.0 across 4 shared top-10 names. Full ranked list of 5 ETFs →
Investing style
Tom is a growth investor
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Per-quarter digests

What Tom Slater did, quarter by quarter

Full move-by-move breakdown for each of the last 8 filed quarters.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Tom Slater?

Tom Slater runs Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth) as partner & co-manager ltgg. Co-manages Baillie Gifford's Long Term Global Growth strategy (formerly with James Anderson). Scottish Mortgage Trust is the public face — famous early Tesla, Amazon, Tencent backers. Target holding: a decade.

What fund does Tom Slater run?

Tom Slater is partner & co-manager ltgg of Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth). Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth) files SEC Form 13F-HR quarterly with the latest disclosure dated 2026-05-08 (Q1 2026). Full holdings, share counts, dollar values, and quarter-over-quarter changes are listed below.

What does Tom Slater invest in?

Tom Slater's Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth) portfolio is disclosed quarterly via SEC Form 13F-HR. Each position below shows the ticker, share count, dollar value, percentage of portfolio, and quarter-over-quarter change. Data is sourced directly from SEC filings (public-domain regulatory disclosure).

What is Tom Slater's investment philosophy?

Tom Slater's stated investment philosophy: "Growth at scale. Patient capital. Asymmetric upside on transformational companies.". Tom Slater has been partner & co-manager ltgg of Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth); estimated net worth —.

What is Tom Slater's net worth?

Tom Slater's estimated net worth is —. Tom Slater runs Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth) as partner & co-manager ltgg; full 13F holdings disclosed quarterly with the SEC are listed below.

Data sourced from Baillie Gifford (Long Term Global Growth) 13F filings with the SEC. Approximate snapshot. Not investment advice.

Sister property: SecFilingDex — the encyclopedic reference for Form 13F (HR / NT / HR/A variants) and the regulatory citation behind every position shown above.