Walleye Capital Portfolio holdings
Walleye Capital is a multi-strategy hedge fund firm that grew out of an options market making business. It was set up in 2005 by Irvin Kessler, who had earlier founded Deephaven Capital Management, and Pete Goddard, along with three others, and it began taking outside money and became a hedge fund in 2017. Its strategies fall into four groups: fundamental equities, quant, volatility and tactical, with volatility trading, the original options market making, one of the longest running. Its Quantic unit runs systematic, model-driven strategies across equities, futures and options, and in 2023 the firm launched Dockside Platforms, which connects investors with smaller money managers. Walleye stopped accepting money from new investors in July 2025.
Top Buys
| Rank | Stock | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF
SPYM
|
+$1.75B |
| 2 |
iShares Core S&P 500 ETF
IVV
|
+$642M |
| 3 |
JPMorgan Chase
JPM
|
+$204M |
| 4 |
Microsoft
MSFT
|
+$165M |
| 5 |
Cisco
CSCO
|
+$99.3M |
Top Sells
| Rank | Stock | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust
SPY
|
+$1.05B |
| 2 |
Amazon
AMZN
|
+$170M |
| 3 |
Airbnb
ABNB
|
+$115M |
| 4 |
NVIDIA
NVDA
|
+$112M |
| 5 |
ASML
ASML
|
+$87M |
Sector Composition
| Rank | Sector | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Miscellaneous | 56.72% |
| 2 | Technology | 11.48% |
| 3 | Industrials | 7.26% |
| 4 | Financials | 7.22% |
| 5 | Consumer Discretionary | 5.64% |
| Name | Market Value | Portfolio Weight | Shares or Principal |
Change in Stake | Capital Flow | Held Since | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
26
McDonald's
MCD
$186B
| $87.9M | 0.31% |
325,190
+86,553
| +36% | +$24.8M |
2024 Q1
9 quarters
|
|
27
Meta Platforms (Facebook)
META
$1.61T
| $87.3M | 0.31% |
154,977
-87,789
| -36% | -$53.7M |
2020 Q3
23 quarters
|
|
28
Amgen
AMGN
$249B
| $87M | 0.31% |
240,318
+240,293
| +961,172% | +$82.3M |
2024 Q1
9 quarters
|
|
29
Novanta Inc Units
NOVTU
$678M
| $84.5M | 0.3% |
1,240,000
+465,000
| +60% | +$29.1M |
2025 Q4
2 quarters
|
|
30
IBM
IBM
$235B
| $84.4M | 0.3% |
300,154
+194,377
| +184% | +$49M |
2025 Q1
5 quarters
|
|
31
CVS Health
CVS
$117B
| $84.2M | 0.3% |
813,936
+813,025
| +89,245% | +$72.6M |
2023 Q4
10 quarters
|
|
32
Capital One
COF
$127B
| $83.6M | 0.3% |
416,599
+325,958
| +360% | +$62.4M |
2025 Q4
2 quarters
|
|
33
Allstate
ALL
$66B
| $80.8M | 0.29% |
339,616
+339,552
| +530,550% | +$73.8M |
2023 Q4
10 quarters
|
|
34
Boeing
BA
$138B
| $78.8M | 0.28% |
364,100
+216,596
| +147% | +$48.2M |
2024 Q1
9 quarters
|
|
35
Howmet Aerospace
HWM
$88.6B
| $78.4M | 0.28% |
291,467
+101,540
| +53% | +$26.1M |
2022 Q4
14 quarters
|
|
36
Robinhood
HOOD
$76.9B
| $73.4M | 0.26% |
731,759
+462,460
| +172% | +$38.7M |
2022 Q4
14 quarters
|
|
37
PNC Financial Services
PNC
$91.4B
| $73.2M | 0.26% |
297,470
+292,847
| +6,335% | +$65.6M |
2025 Q4
2 quarters
|
|
38
Walmart Inc
WMT
$989B
| $70.4M | 0.25% |
+621,705
| New | +$77.2M |
2026 Q2
0 quarters
|
|
39
Huntington Bancshares
HBAN
$31.9B
| $70.3M | 0.25% |
3,964,336
-273,896
| -6% | -$4.52M |
2025 Q4
2 quarters
|
|
40
Procter & Gamble
PG
$375B
| $69.8M | 0.25% |
476,208
+475,195
| +46,910% | +$69.2M |
2023 Q2
12 quarters
|
|
41
Super Micro Computer Depositary Shares 7% Series A Preferred Stock
SMCIP
$4.1B
| $69.2M | 0.25% |
+1,350,000
| New | +$72.5M |
2026 Q2
0 quarters
|
|
42
Boston Scientific
BSX
$63.1B
| $67.4M | 0.24% |
1,578,172
+742,220
| +89% | +$40.3M |
2021 Q4
18 quarters
|
|
43
Marvell Technology
MRVL
$154B
| $64M | 0.23% |
214,732
+139,381
| +185% | +$27.9M |
2024 Q1
9 quarters
|
|
44
Interactive Brokers
IBKR
$35B
| $62.8M | 0.22% |
721,389
+711,121
| +6,926% | +$59.2M |
2025 Q3
3 quarters
|
|
45
GE Aerospace
GE
$332B
| $60.9M | 0.22% |
162,908
+37,262
| +30% | +$11.7M |
2025 Q4
2 quarters
|
|
46
Lam Research
LRCX
$288B
| $60.5M | 0.22% |
139,713
+137,669
| +6,735% | +$41.8M |
2024 Q4
6 quarters
|
|
47
American Airlines Group
AAL
$8.51B
| $59.2M | 0.21% |
3,276,588
+3,079,362
| +1,561% | +$41.2M |
2023 Q3
11 quarters
|
|
48
CALL
Advanced Micro Devices
AMD
$799B
| $59M | 0.21% |
101,600
-22,000
| -18% | -$9.02M |
2022 Q3
15 quarters
|
|
49
Goldman Sachs
GS
$261B
| $59M | 0.21% |
58,344
+29,416
| +102% | +$28.7M |
2024 Q1
9 quarters
|
|
50
Pfizer
PFE
$170B
| $58.2M | 0.21% |
2,417,136
+1,346,650
| +126% | +$35.2M |
2023 Q3
11 quarters
|
|
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Walleye Capital's Q2 2026 Portfolio in Review
As of Q2 2026, Walleye Capital held 5,293 positions worth $28B, up 16% from $24B the previous quarter. Its ten largest holdings account for 30% of the portfolio.
Walleye Capital deployed $1.25B of net new capital in Q2 2026, opening 979 new positions and adding to 1,668 existing holdings. Its largest new stake was State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF: 20,509,091 shares worth $1.8B.
By sector, the portfolio is most concentrated in Miscellaneous at 57% of assets, down from 59% a quarter earlier, followed by Technology and Industrials.
On the sell side, the largest reduction was State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, an estimated $1.05B trimmed.
- Walleye Capital's largest Q2 2026 buy was State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF: 20,509,091 shares worth $1.8B.
- Walleye Capital added most to iShares Core S&P 500 ETF in Q2 2026, an estimated $642M increase.
- Walleye Capital's biggest Q2 2026 reduction was State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, cutting an estimated $1.05B.
- Walleye Capital fully exited Garmin in Q2 2026, selling an estimated $53.3M.
- Walleye Capital's ten largest holdings make up 30% of its $28B portfolio in Q2 2026.
- Walleye Capital opened 979 new positions and closed 619 in Q2 2026.
- Walleye Capital's portfolio value rose 16% quarter-over-quarter to $28B.
Based on Walleye Capital's 13F filing for Q2 2026, filed 3 Aug 2026.