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Backtesting lets you copy the stock ideas of top managers to consistently outperform the overall market. Using WhaleWisdom's custom 13F backtesting tool will allow you to test your cloning strategies. Combine multiple funds to find consensus picks and find out how well they would have performed in the past. How do I know which funds are the best to copy? The WhaleScore helps investors quickly identify funds that consistently beat the market and make good candidates for cloning. Generally, WhaleScores that are higher than the S&P 500's score have a consistent track record of being a good cloning candidate. Don't want to do your own backtesting but still want to take advantage of 13F filings? You can use our WhaleIndex . The WhaleIndex tracks the highest-conviction stocks held by leading hedge fund managers. Here are just a few of the interesting funds we track: extract 13F holdings into Microsoft Excel and other data analytic tools. "Export to Excel" buttons are located throughout the site to export 13F holdings and other data. Use the API to automate data extraction into your own database or spreadsheet. in submit new filings to the SEC. For certain filings like 13F, 13D/G, 8-K, Form D, and insider forms 3,4 and 5, the WhaleWisdom email alert will contain specific details about the actual contents of the filing giving you useful data without having to actually read the filing yourself. The email alert service is absolutely free, only requiring that you sign-up for a free account. Whereas 13F filings give you a snapshot of a fund's holdings 45 days after quarter end, 13D/G filings are typically filed within 10 days of an investor acquiring at least 5% of a single publicly traded company. The information contained in the filing is more current than 13F filings. 13D/G filings are often released before the closing bell. Using WhaleWisdom's email alert system, you can be notified of a security you've been targeting. WhaleWisdom will often tweet 13D/G events in real-time for some of the more popular funds. See ...