Friess Associates’s Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital HASI Stock Holding History

Bought
Maintained
Sold
Quarter Market Value Status Shares Change in
Stake
Trade Value Portfolio Weight Portfolio Position
2017
Q1
– Sell
-4,315
Closed -$82K – 130
2016
Q4
$82K Sell
4,315
-2,725
-39% -$56.1K 0.01% 130
2016
Q3
$165K Hold
7,040
– – 0.02% 115
2016
Q2
$152K Hold
7,040
– – 0.02% 119
2016
Q1
$135K Hold
7,040
– – 0.01% 132
2015
Q4
$133K Hold
7,040
– – 0.01% 129
2015
Q3
$121K Hold
7,040
– – 0.01% 134
2015
Q2
$141K Sell
7,040
-3,100
-31% -$60.5K 0.01% 122
2015
Q1
$185K Hold
10,140
– – 0.02% 108
2014
Q4
$144K Hold
10,140
– – 0.01% 110
2014
Q3
$140K Hold
10,140
– – 0.01% 110
2014
Q2
$145K Hold
10,140
– – 0.01% 109
2014
Q1
$146K Hold
10,140
– – 0.01% 105
2013
Q4
$142K Buy
10,140
+440
+5% +$5.36K 0.01% 95
2013
Q3
$111K Hold
9,700
– – 0.01% 96
2013
Q2
$115K Buy
+9,700
New +$113K 0.01% 91

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Friess Associates's HASI Position: Q1 2017 in Review

Friess Associates sold out of Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital (HASI) in Q1 2017, closing a stake of 4,315 shares — an estimated $82K sold.

Friess Associates first reported a position in HASI in Q2 2013 and held it in 15 quarters. The position peaked at $185K in Q1 2015. 143 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank hold HASI as of Q1 2017.

  • Friess Associates reported no remaining Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital position as of Q1 2017 after selling out during the quarter.
  • Friess Associates sold 4,315 Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital shares in Q1 2017, an estimated $82K.
  • Friess Associates first reported a position in Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital in Q2 2013 and held it in 15 quarters.
  • Friess Associates's Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital position peaked at $185K in Q1 2015.
  • 143 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank held Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital as of Q1 2017.

Based on Friess Associates's 13F filing for Q1 2017, filed 15 May 2017.