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The 13Fs for Q4 2025 have poured in, and Bill Ackman, Seth Klarman, and Stanley Druckenmiller are among the leading fund managers who added Amazon (AMZN) shares in the final quarter of the year. All three are legendary investors in their own right. Ackman rose to fame with his $27 million bet on credit default swaps in March 2020. It went down in history as one of the most iconic trades of all time, as that tiny bet soared to a whopping $2.6 billion within a month.
Klarman is known for his value investing credentials and is often hailed as the “Oracle of Boston” and the “next Warren Buffett.” Druckenmiller, on the other hand, generated average annual returns of over 30% for three decades without even a single down year. With three of the best fund managers of the era betting on the Seattle-based tech giant, should you also follow suit? Let’s explore, beginning with the stock’s recent price action.