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Finbite Insights' billionaire stock picks trail the S&P 500 by 13 points after one year
Source article by Alvin Chow, Finbite Insights
Updated February 17, 2026
1 Year Later — Feb 17, 2026
How have Finbite Insights' billionaire investor stock picks performed?
Finbite Insights' five billionaire-backed picks have returned -1.3% on average over the past year, underperforming the S&P 500's +12.0% gain by 13.3 percentage points. The picks were featured in a February 2024 article tracking stocks bought by prominent investors in Q4 2024.
Two of the five selections have beaten the market. BABA leads with a +24.6% return, offsetting weaker performance among the other four.
The remaining three picks have dragged the group average into negative territory. The S&P 500's double-digit gain highlights the gap between these selections and the broader index over the same 12-month stretch.
3 Months Later — May 16, 2025
How are Finbite Insights' billionaire stock picks performing?
Four out of five picks are outperforming the market at the three-month mark. Finbite Insights' selections—drawn from billionaire investor portfolios in Q4 2024—posted an average return of -1.8%, while the S&P 500 fell 2.5% over the same window.
Workday (WDAY) led the group with a 5.8% gain. The other four picks varied, but enough held up better than the index to keep the overall performance positive relative to the benchmark.
This early edge is narrow. All five positions remain in negative territory on an absolute basis, and the 0.7-point advantage could evaporate with any market shift. The real test will be whether this group can maintain its relative strength—or turn gains absolute—as the next quarter unfolds.
3 Days Later — Feb 20, 2025
How are Finbite Insights' billionaire stock picks from February performing?
Four of five stocks flagged by Finbite Insights in its billionaire-tracking report have outperformed the S&P 500 three days after publication. The portfolio gained 2.4% on average while the index added just 0.1% over the same window.
Alibaba (BABA) led the group with a 9.0% jump, accounting for most of the portfolio's early edge. The remaining picks clustered near the market's flat baseline.
Finbite Insights, a Singapore-based platform founded by Alvin Chow, compiled the list by scanning 13F filings from prominent institutional investors. This snapshot reflects only the initial three trading days since the February 17 report—too brief to draw conclusions about staying power, but enough to show an early lead.
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