Josh Tarasoff's Top Holdings: Financial Services Dominance and Key Growth Stocks
As of March 31, 2026, Josh Tarasoff's portfolio at Greenlea Lane Capital Management is valued at $344 million, heavily weighted in Financial Services and featuring significant positions in Amazon, Netflix, and Berkshire Hathaway.
As of March 31, 2026, investor Josh Tarasoff, managing funds through Greenlea Lane Capital Management, holds a substantial portfolio valued at $344.29 million. This analysis focuses on his top holdings, representing the core of his investment strategy. For more on Josh Tarasoff, visit InsiderSet.
Tarasoff's portfolio demonstrates a clear preference for established Financial Services companies, which currently constitute the largest sector allocation at 33.81%. This is followed by Consumer Cyclical stocks, making up 24.81% of the portfolio. The remaining allocations are split across other Financial Services holdings and technology-focused stocks like Netflix.
Brookfield Corporation (BN) stands as the largest individual holding by dollar value, with a portfolio allocation of 16.37%. Tarasoff holds 1,392,742 shares, which saw a slight decrease of 1.47% in the most recent period. For detailed stock information, see InsiderSet.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK-A) is another cornerstone of Tarasoff's portfolio, representing 13.14% of the total. Despite a small decrease in shares held (-5.97%), the position remains highly significant. Further details on Berkshire Hathaway are available at InsiderSet.
The insurance sector is also well-represented through Markel Group Inc. (MKL), which accounts for 12.54% of the portfolio. Tarasoff holds 22,555 shares, with a minor reduction of 1.53% in the latest reporting period. More information on Markel Group can be found at InsiderSet.
The top holdings also include several large-cap technology and e-commerce stocks. Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) holds an 18.91% allocation, with a small decrease in shares (-1.19%) during the period. Netflix Inc. (NFLX) shows remarkable growth, jumping 829.43% in its share count, now representing 7.8% of the portfolio. Tesla Inc. (TSLA) and Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) complete the top seven holdings, focusing Tarasoff's strategy on both established blue-chips and high-growth sectors.