Each quarter, institutional investors are required by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to file a 13F form. This is a document that outlines all of the stocks investors such as hedge funds are buying and selling. It can be a useful tool to see where smart money is moving.

Like hedge funds, corporations can also take positions in other companies. Internet search giant and artificial intelligence (AI) leader  has built a pretty impressive portfolio of its own.

While parsing the company's 13F, there was one transaction in particular that stuck out to me. So much so, that I think Alphabet may have just identified its next acquisition candidate.

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Source Fool.com