Swiss National Bank’s Silver Standard Resources SSRI Stock Holding History

Bought
Maintained
Sold
Quarter Market Value Status Shares Change in
Stake
Trade Value Portfolio Weight Portfolio Position
2017
Q3
Sell
-197,511
Closed -$1.92M 2559
2017
Q2
$1.92M Hold
197,511
﹤0.01% 1619
2017
Q1
$2.1M Buy
197,511
+3,500
+2% +$37K ﹤0.01% 1526
2016
Q4
$1.73M Hold
194,011
﹤0.01% 1656
2016
Q3
$2.34M Buy
194,011
+5,911
+3% +$79.8K ﹤0.01% 1403
2016
Q2
$2.43M Buy
188,100
+49,200
+35% +$457K ﹤0.01% 1365
2016
Q1
$752K Buy
138,900
+29,000
+26% +$153K ﹤0.01% 2076
2015
Q4
$567K Hold
109,900
﹤0.01% 2190
2015
Q3
$714K Buy
109,900
+16,300
+17% +$99.2K ﹤0.01% 1990
2015
Q2
$591K Hold
93,600
﹤0.01% 2143
2015
Q1
$421K Hold
93,600
﹤0.01% 2253
2014
Q4
$471K Hold
93,600
﹤0.01% 2220
2014
Q3
$572K Hold
93,600
﹤0.01% 2016
2014
Q2
$809K Hold
93,600
﹤0.01% 1853
2014
Q1
$932K Buy
93,600
+19,300
+26% +$181K ﹤0.01% 1751
2013
Q4
$515K Hold
74,300
﹤0.01% 1970
2013
Q3
$459K Sell
74,300
-5,200
-7% -$39K ﹤0.01% 1990
2013
Q2
$508K Buy
+79,500
New +$586K ﹤0.01% 1905

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Swiss National Bank's SSRI Position: Q3 2017 in Review

Swiss National Bank sold out of Silver Standard Resources (SSRI) in Q3 2017, closing a stake of 197,511 shares — an estimated $1.92M sold.

Swiss National Bank first reported a position in SSRI in Q2 2013 and held it in 17 quarters. The position peaked at $2.43M in Q2 2016. 1 fund tracked by Wall St. Rank holds SSRI as of Q3 2017.

  • Swiss National Bank reported no remaining Silver Standard Resources position as of Q3 2017 after selling out during the quarter.
  • Swiss National Bank sold 197,511 Silver Standard Resources shares in Q3 2017, an estimated $1.92M.
  • Swiss National Bank first reported a position in Silver Standard Resources in Q2 2013 and held it in 17 quarters.
  • Swiss National Bank's Silver Standard Resources position peaked at $2.43M in Q2 2016.
  • 1 fund tracked by Wall St. Rank held Silver Standard Resources as of Q3 2017.

Based on Swiss National Bank's 13F filing for Q3 2017, filed 3 Nov 2017.