Hedge Funds Similar to MidAtlantic

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Most similar hedge funds by 13F overlap

MidAtlantic Capital Management, Inc. is an institutional investor managing $161M across 86 U.S. equity positions as of Q2 2026. Based on the overlap of conviction holdings in their latest 13F filings, the hedge funds with portfolios most similar to MidAtlantic are Newton One Investments, Wealth Nebraska, Catalyst Investment, with shared positions in $DOV, $DE, $STT, $HUBB, $BAH, $D. The full ranking of 20 similar funds is below.

Notable overlap · 3 shared positions
$397M
146 positions
Notable overlap · 3 shared positions
$1.1B
106 positions
Notable overlap · 3 shared positions
$110M
73 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$173M
70 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$166M
570 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$2.5B
421 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$1.5B
363 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$124M
100 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$797M
340 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$276M
193 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$248M
141 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$1.2B
2,116 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$1.7B
240 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$732M
123 positions
Some overlap · 3 shared positions
$829M
163 positions
Slight overlap · 3 shared positions
$1.6B
1,301 positions
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Slight overlap · 3 shared positions
$29.4B
715 positions
Slight overlap · 3 shared positions
$1.3B
354 positions
Slight overlap · 3 shared positions
$579M
319 positions
Slight overlap · 3 shared positions
$437M
239 positions

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Similarity is derived from each fund’s latest 13F-HR filing with the SEC. Funds are ranked by the overlap of distinctive conviction holdings; near-universal mega-cap positions are excluded so the ranking reflects shared strategy, not common index exposure. Data is informational only and not investment advice.