Ledyard National Bank’s Harley-Davidson HOG Stock Holding History

Bought
Maintained
Sold
Quarter Market Value Status Shares Change in
Stake
Trade Value Portfolio Weight Portfolio Position
2018
Q3
– Sell
-50
Closed -$2K – 711
2018
Q2
$2K Sell
50
-2,265
-98% -$95.5K ﹤0.01% 685
2018
Q1
$99K Hold
2,315
– – 0.01% 368
2017
Q4
$118K Hold
2,315
– – 0.01% 360
2017
Q3
$112K Buy
2,315
+850
+58% +$41.4K 0.01% 349
2017
Q2
$79K Hold
1,465
– – 0.01% 360
2017
Q1
$89K Buy
+1,465
New +$86K 0.01% 355
2016
Q4
– Sell
-100
Closed -$5K – 610
2016
Q3
$5K Sell
100
-32
-24% -$1.66K ﹤0.01% 558
2016
Q2
$6K Sell
132
-50
-27% -$2.3K ﹤0.01% 515
2016
Q1
$9K Sell
182
-50
-22% -$2.18K ﹤0.01% 539
2015
Q4
$11K Hold
232
– – ﹤0.01% 505
2015
Q3
$13K Hold
232
– – ﹤0.01% 466
2015
Q2
$13K Buy
232
+50
+27% +$2.86K ﹤0.01% 481
2015
Q1
$11K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 483
2014
Q4
$12K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 498
2014
Q3
$11K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 456
2014
Q2
$13K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 444
2014
Q1
$12K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 439
2013
Q4
$13K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 436
2013
Q3
$12K Hold
182
– – ﹤0.01% 344
2013
Q2
$10K Buy
+182
New +$9.84K ﹤0.01% 352

Other funds holding HOG

Ledyard National Bank's HOG Position: Q3 2018 in Review

Ledyard National Bank sold out of Harley-Davidson (HOG) in Q3 2018, closing a stake of 50 shares — an estimated $2K sold.

Ledyard National Bank first reported a position in HOG in Q2 2013 and held it in 20 quarters. The position peaked at $118K in Q4 2017. 491 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank hold HOG as of Q3 2018.

  • Ledyard National Bank reported no remaining Harley-Davidson position as of Q3 2018 after selling out during the quarter.
  • Ledyard National Bank sold 50 Harley-Davidson shares in Q3 2018, an estimated $2K.
  • Ledyard National Bank first reported a position in Harley-Davidson in Q2 2013 and held it in 20 quarters.
  • Ledyard National Bank's Harley-Davidson position peaked at $118K in Q4 2017.
  • 491 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank held Harley-Davidson as of Q3 2018.

Based on Ledyard National Bank's 13F filing for Q3 2018, filed 24 Oct 2018.