- Leon Cooperman’s 13F portfolio value increased from $1.64B to $1.68B this quarter.
- Omega Advisors increased UnitedHealth (UNH) and Navient (NAVI) during the quarter.
- First Data Corp (FDC), Alphabet Inc. (GOOG), and United Continental (UAL) are the largest three individual stock positions.
Leon Cooperman’s 13F portfolio value increased marginally
from $1.64B to $1.68B this quarter. Although the 13F report has ~70 positions,
the portfolio is concentrated with the top five holdings accounting for over ~35%
of the entire portfolio: First Data Corp (FDC), Alphabet Inc. (GOOG), United
Continental (UAL), Chimera Investment Corp (CIM), and Cigna Corp (CI).
Note 1: On UAL, Cooperman said in October last year that the
stock has doubled ($85 PPS at the time) but expects it to reach $120 in twelve
to eighteen months. The stock is currently at ~$87.
Note 2: Last year, Leon Cooperman returned investor’s money
as he moved to a Family Office Structure. The fund now manages his own money.
Below is a summary:
Alphabet Inc. (GOOG):
GOOG is now the second-largest 13F position at ~7% of the portfolio. The
bulk of the original stake was purchased in Q2 & Q3 2015 at prices between
$530 and $675. It had since been sold down. Q1 2017 saw a ~15% increase at
prices between $787 and $852. The stock is now at $1232. H2 2018 saw a ~50%
selling at prices between $976 and $1270 while last quarter there was a
one-third increase at prices between $1016 and $1232.
Chimera Investment Corp (CIM): CIM is a top five 5.35%
of the portfolio stake established in Q4 2018 and built last quarter at prices
between $17.90 and $19.40. The stock currently trades at $20.
Below is a spreadsheet that shows the changes to Leon
Cooperman's Omega Advisors 13F portfolio holdings as of Q2 2019. For a look at
how the portfolio has progressed, see our previous update:
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