CORCEPT THERAPEUTICS INC ($CORT)

1 tracked superinvestor hold CORCEPT THERAPEUTICS INC (CORT), worth $229M combined, led by ex-Jim Simons. Smart money is holding CORT as of the latest 13F filings.

Current price

$93.25

Superinvestors holding

1

tracked 13F / N-PORT funds

Combined value

$229M

disclosed long exposure

Tier-1 conviction

0

concentrated holders

Net this quarter

0

0 buying · 0 selling

Smart money is holding CORT steady this quarter — buys and sells are balanced.

The smart-money take on CORT

CORCEPT THERAPEUTICS INC (CORT) appears mainly in diversified and quant books here (1 funds, $229M combined) rather than in concentrated conviction portfolios — read the holders below with that in mind.

The largest position belongs to ex-Jim Simons at 0.4% of their book — no single tracked manager treats it as an outsized, top-weighted bet.

Tracked holders were largely static this quarter — no new opens, adds or trims of size — suggesting the position is being held rather than actively traded.

Superinvestors holding CORT

InvestorMove% of their portfolioPosition value
2
ex-Jim Simons

Renaissance Technologies

Held0.4%$229M

Tier badge = signal quality: 1 concentrated conviction · 2 quant/multi (context) · 3 retail & diversified. Only Tier 1 holdings feed the consensus signal.

Frequently asked

Which superinvestors own CORT?

1 tracked funds hold CORCEPT THERAPEUTICS INC (CORT), the largest being ex-Jim Simons (Renaissance Technologies) at 0.4% of its 13F portfolio. 0 of them are concentrated Tier-1 conviction managers.

Is smart money buying or selling CORT?

In the most recent 13F quarter, 0 tracked funds added or opened CORT and 0 trimmed it.

How much CORT do tracked funds hold?

Combined disclosed long exposure to CORT across tracked superinvestors is $229M as of the Mar 2026 filings.

Stocks often held alongside CORT

Holdings aggregated from the latest SEC 13F & N-PORT filings via FMP · Mar 2026 quarter. Long equity positions only, reported with up to a 45-day delay — for activity between filings see real-time moves. Not financial advice.