National Planning Corporation’s Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF IVOO Stock Holding History

Bought
Maintained
Sold
Quarter Market Value Status Shares Change in
Stake
Trade Value Portfolio Weight Portfolio Position
2017
Q4
Sell
-3,718
Closed -$225K 322
2017
Q3
$225K Sell
3,718
-4,622
-55% -$272K 0.02% 597
2017
Q2
$493K Sell
8,340
-1,792
-18% -$104K 0.04% 412
2017
Q1
$582K Buy
10,132
+1,050
+12% +$60.3K 0.04% 346
2016
Q4
$514K Buy
9,082
+622
+7% +$33.3K 0.04% 361
2016
Q3
$430K Buy
8,460
+2,310
+38% +$120K 0.03% 394
2016
Q2
$318K Buy
6,150
+918
+18% +$45.3K 0.02% 481
2016
Q1
$256K Buy
+5,232
New +$235K 0.02% 508
2015
Q1
Sell
-1,274
Closed -$61K 1361
2014
Q4
$61K Buy
+1,274
New +$60.6K ﹤0.01% 1163
2014
Q3
Sell
-5,958
Closed -$288K 772
2014
Q2
$288K Sell
5,958
-1,402
-19% -$64.9K 0.02% 572
2014
Q1
$345K Sell
7,360
-214
-3% -$9.67K 0.03% 505
2013
Q4
$339K Buy
7,574
+2,494
+49% +$109K 0.03% 484
2013
Q3
$214K Buy
+5,080
New +$209K 0.02% 580

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National Planning Corporation's IVOO Position: Q4 2017 in Review

National Planning Corporation sold out of Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF (IVOO) in Q4 2017, closing a stake of 3,718 shares — an estimated $225K sold.

National Planning Corporation first reported a position in IVOO in Q3 2013 and held it in 12 quarters. The position peaked at $582K in Q1 2017. 87 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank hold IVOO as of Q4 2017.

  • National Planning Corporation reported no remaining Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF position as of Q4 2017 after selling out during the quarter.
  • National Planning Corporation sold 3,718 Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF shares in Q4 2017, an estimated $225K.
  • National Planning Corporation first reported a position in Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF in Q3 2013 and held it in 12 quarters.
  • National Planning Corporation's Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF position peaked at $582K in Q1 2017.
  • 87 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank held Vanguard S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF as of Q4 2017.

Based on National Planning Corporation's 13F filing for Q4 2017, filed 14 Feb 2018.