VALINOR MANAGEMENT, L.P. - Filing for Period Ending 03/31/2026

Key Takeaways

• Valinor filed its Q1 2026 13F with the SEC.
• Fund based in Boca Raton, Florida.
• 72 historic 13F filings show consistent reporting.
• Holds 16 13D and 50 13G positions.
• Submitted 7 Form 4 insider‑trade reports.

Pulse Analysis

Form 13F filings are a quarterly requirement for institutional investment managers that hold over $100 million in U.S. equities. The Securities and Exchange Commission uses these reports to increase market transparency, allowing investors and analysts to see the aggregate positions of large funds. By aggregating data from dozens of managers, 13Fs help identify emerging trends, sector rotations, and potential price pressures before they fully materialize in the market.

Valinor Management, L.P. has built a reputation for steady reporting, now reaching its 72nd 13F filing for the quarter ending March 31 2026. Based in Boca Raton, Florida, the hedge fund’s filing history includes 16 13D disclosures—indicating intent to acquire more than 5% of a company—and 50 13G filings, which signal passive stakes. The seven Form 4 reports reveal insider trading activity, offering clues about the fund’s confidence in its own positions. Together, these documents paint a comprehensive picture of Valinor’s investment style, which blends active equity selection with occasional strategic accumulations.

For market participants, Valinor’s latest 13F provides actionable intelligence. Analysts can compare its sector allocations against peers to assess whether the fund is bullish on technology, healthcare, or other industries. Traders may anticipate short‑term price moves in stocks where Valinor has recently increased its stake, while long‑term investors can gauge the fund’s confidence in specific companies through its 13D and 13G filings. Monitoring such filings is essential for anyone seeking to understand hedge‑fund influence on market dynamics and to anticipate potential shifts in equity pricing.