Retirement Systems of Alabama
New 13F: Q3 2026
Retirement Systems of Alabama filed its 13F for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2026 on Nov 4, 2026: $14.0B in AI and semiconductor stocks; $779.7M bought and $608.0M sold against its previous quarter, at the quarter's prices.
- added to AMD (AMD): +$162.1M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Broadcom (AVGO): -$146.2M at the quarter's price
- added to NVIDIA (NVDA): +$97.8M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Qualcomm (QCOM): -$77.1M at the quarter's price
- trimmed NetApp (NTAP): -$74.2M at the quarter's price
- added to Analog Devices (ADI): +$63.5M at the quarter's price
- added to Intuit (INTU): +$52.3M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Micron (MU): -$52.2M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Applied Materials (AMAT): -$46.6M at the quarter's price
- added to Apple (AAPL): +$44.8M at the quarter's price
Retirement Systems of Alabama declares $13.3B in 126 of the 230 AI and semiconductor companies tracked on Silicon Floor, as of Jun 30, 2026 (Form 13F): 40.1% of its $33.2B 13F portfolio. Largest positions: NVIDIA (0.04% of the company) and Apple (0.04% of the company). Over time: $13.3B in 126 of these companies for Q2 2026, against $5.3B in 83 for Q4 2019 (13F values as filed). From Mar 31, 2026 to Jun 30, 2026, it bought $469.8M and sold $535.8M of these stocks, at the quarter's prices: a net sale of $66.0M; 4 new positions and 1 sold out.
Performance of its AI picks
The AI-stock portfolio Retirement Systems of Alabama declared for Q2 2026 (Form 13F), held unchanged, returned +3.9% in Q3 2026 (SMH -7.1%), ranked 855 of 1,785 active managers. Over the last 12 months, quarter after quarter: +30.5% (SMH +87.2%), ranked 543 of 1,360 active managers. Over three years, quarter after quarter: +154.1% (SMH +325.8%), ranked 298 of 784 active managers. Over five years, quarter after quarter: +169.6% (SMH +389.8%), ranked 196 of 535 active managers. Trades made during a quarter are not visible in 13F filings: this measures its declared picks, not the return of its funds.
Largest positions
- NVIDIA (NVDA): $1.8B, 8.8M shares, 0.04% of the company, 5.3% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Apple (AAPL): $1.5B, 5.2M shares, 0.04% of the company, 4.5% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Alphabet (GOOGL): $1.3B, 3.7M shares, 0.03% of the company, 4.0% of its portfolio (added this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Microsoft (MSFT): $959.1M, 2.6M shares, 0.03% of the company, 2.9% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Amazon (AMZN): $901.3M, 3.8M shares, 0.03% of the company, 2.7% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Broadcom (AVGO): $791.9M, 2.1M shares, 0.04% of the company, 2.4% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Micron (MU): $492.9M, 426,977 shares, 0.04% of the company, 1.5% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Meta Platforms (META): $437.7M, 777,021 shares, 0.03% of the company, 1.3% of its portfolio (added this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Applied Materials (AMAT): $336.3M, 465,079 shares, 0.06% of the company, 1.0% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Cisco (CSCO): $248.2M, 2.1M shares, 0.05% of the company, 0.75% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Caterpillar (CAT): $245.9M, 230,879 shares, 0.05% of the company, 0.74% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- AMD (AMD): $240.3M, 413,666 shares, 0.03% of the company, 0.72% of its portfolio (added this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- KLA (KLAC): $205.1M, 679,931 shares, 0.05% of the company, 0.62% of its portfolio (trimmed this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- IBM (IBM): $193.2M, 687,112 shares, 0.07% of the company, 0.58% of its portfolio (added this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
- Intel (INTC): $176.9M, 1.3M shares, 0.02% of the company, 0.53% of its portfolio (added this quarter); held since Q4 2019 or earlier
By sector
- Cloud & AI giants: $5.1B, 38% of its AI holdings, 5 companies
- Chips & compute: $3.5B, 26% of its AI holdings, 20 companies
- Power, electrical & cooling: $1.0B, 8% of its AI holdings, 35 companies
- Equipment & test: $860.6M, 6% of its AI holdings, 12 companies
- Memory & storage: $754.6M, 6% of its AI holdings, 5 companies
- AI software: $703.7M, 5% of its AI holdings, 16 companies
- Servers & systems: $445.8M, 3% of its AI holdings, 9 companies
- Interconnect: $415.1M, 3% of its AI holdings, 7 companies
- Neoclouds & data centers: $391.2M, 3% of its AI holdings, 10 companies
- Optics: $123.3M, 1% of its AI holdings, 7 companies
Biggest changes this quarter
- trimmed Akamai (AKAM): -$95.6M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE): -$88.3M at the quarter's price
- added to ServiceNow (NOW): +$81.7M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Cisco (CSCO): -$74.1M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Flex (FLEX): -$60.5M at the quarter's price
- added to Alphabet (GOOGL): +$58.4M at the quarter's price
- trimmed Amazon (AMZN): -$48.4M at the quarter's price
- added to HP Inc. (HPQ): +$45.3M at the quarter's price
- added to Marvell (MRVL): +$42.0M at the quarter's price
- added to Meta Platforms (META): +$41.1M at the quarter's price
Other holders of this size
- COMMONWEALTH EQUITY SERVICES, LLC: $13.3B in 197 of these companies
- Connor, Clark & Lunn Investment Management Ltd.: $13.4B in 138 of these companies
- CIBC Asset Management Inc: $13.1B in 173 of these companies
- FIRST MANHATTAN CO. LLC.: $13.4B in 81 of these companies
- WESTFIELD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT CO LP: $12.9B in 74 of these companies
- LORD, ABBETT & CO. LLC: $13.4B in 87 of these companies
- a16z Capital Management, L.L.C.: $12.9B in 2 of these companies
- Artisan Partners Limited Partnership: $13.4B in 59 of these companies
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