Joho Capital

Joho Capital

13F Holdings and Portfolio Analysis

Robert Karr 2013 Q2 13F holdings, quarterly changes, portfolio value trend and position weight distribution.

Joho Capital Overview

Joho Capital held 16 stocks in 2013 Q2, with total market value around $1.17B.

Joho Capital's top five holdings in 2013 Q2: GOOGLE INC 21.72%, BAIDU INC - SPON ADR(BIDU) 18.56%, MEAD JOHNSON NUTRITION CO 12.00%, LAUDER ESTEE COS INC CL A(EL) 9.01%, MINDRAY MEDICAL INTL LTD 7.21%.

Portfolio Value
$1.17B
Current Holdings
16 stocks
New / Increased
16 / 0
Reduced / Exited
0 / 0

Current Holdings

1GOOGLE INCCUSIP 38259P5080.2521.72%0.29 $880.37- $880.37+0.290.25$0.00B0.00%New
2BAIDU INC - SPON ADRBIDU0.2218.56%2.29 $94.53- $94.53+2.290.25$0.00B0.00%New
3MEAD JOHNSON NUTRITION COCUSIP 5828391060.1412.00%1.77 $79.23- $79.23+1.770.25$0.00B0.00%New
4LAUDER ESTEE COS INC CL AEL0.119.01%1.60 $65.77$82.06 +24.77%$65.77+1.600.25+$0.03B+24.77%New
5MINDRAY MEDICAL INTL LTDCUSIP 6026751000.087.21%2.25 $37.45- $37.45+2.250.25$0.00B0.00%New
6Micron Technology, Inc.MU0.086.62%5.39 $14.33$971.00 +6676.03%$14.33+5.390.25+$5.15B+6676.04%New
7YELP INCCUSIP 9858171050.075.73%1.92 $34.77- $34.77+1.920.25$0.00B0.00%New
8HEXCEL CORP NEWCUSIP 4282911080.054.01%1.38 $34.05- $34.05+1.380.25$0.00B0.00%New
9Starbucks CorporationSBUX0.053.95%0.70 $65.49- $65.49+0.700.25$0.00B0.00%New
10VEECO INSTRS INC DELCUSIP 9224171000.032.86%0.94 $35.42- $35.42+0.940.25$0.00B0.00%New
11TAL Education GroupTAL0.032.45%2.72 $10.48$11.09 +5.82%$10.48+2.720.25+$0.00B+5.82%New
1221VIANET GROUP INCVNET0.022.09%2.15 $11.33- $11.33+2.150.25$0.00B0.00%New
13TRIPADVISOR INCTRIP0.021.70%0.33 $60.87- $60.87+0.330.25$0.00B0.00%New
14YOUKU TUDOU INCCUSIP 98742U1000.021.66%1.01 $19.19- $19.19+1.010.25$0.00B0.00%New
15SOUFUN HLDGS LTDCUSIP 8360341080.000.32%0.15 $24.82- $24.82+0.150.25$0.00B0.00%New
16PACTERA TECHNOLOGY INTL LTDCUSIP 6952551090.000.11%0.18 $6.75- $6.75+0.180.25$0.00B0.00%New
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"Holding Period (yrs)" is the latest uninterrupted holding duration, calculated by dividing continuous reported quarters by 4.

Cost basis is an estimate and can differ materially from the actual cost, especially in edge cases.

Cost basis estimate: from the latest uninterrupted holding period, new or increased shares are added to the cost pool at the report price; reductions remove shares at the then-average cost. Example: buy 100 shares at $10 in Q1 and add 50 shares at $16 in Q2, estimated cost basis is (100 x 10 + 50 x 16) / 150 = $12 per share.

Return shows estimated dollar return on top and percentage return below. It uses current price when available, otherwise report price.

Portfolio Visuals

Track portfolio value, position weights and Top 10 history.

Market Value Trend ($B)

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Position Weight

TOP10

Holding Changes ($B)

All-period Top 10

Top 10 Holdings Replay

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