Yellowstone Partners’s Halliburton HAL Stock Holding History

Bought
Maintained
Sold
Quarter Market Value Status Shares Change in
Stake
Trade Value Portfolio Weight Portfolio Position
2017
Q4
$340K Buy
+6,967
New +$307K 0.19% 114
2016
Q3
$695K Sell
15,489
-66,405
-81% -$2.9M 0.26% 94
2016
Q2
$3.71M Sell
81,894
-147,537
-64% -$6.07M 1.6% 16
2016
Q1
$8.2M Buy
229,431
+1,170
+0.5% +$38.2K 3.52% 4
2015
Q4
$7.77M Sell
228,261
-865
-0.4% -$32.6K 3.5% 6
2015
Q3
$8.1M Buy
229,126
+31,901
+16% +$1.25M 3.83% 5
2015
Q2
$8.49M Buy
197,225
+16,809
+9% +$774K 3.85% 5
2015
Q1
$7.92M Buy
180,416
+60,589
+51% +$2.53M 3.99% 3
2014
Q4
$4.71M Buy
119,827
+50,017
+72% +$2.43M 2.54% 10
2014
Q3
$4.5M Sell
69,810
-699
-1% -$47.9K 2.55% 9
2014
Q2
$5.01M Sell
70,509
-32,872
-32% -$2.11M 2.93% 7
2014
Q1
$6.09M Buy
103,381
+18,011
+21% +$962K 3.84% 4
2013
Q4
$4.33M Buy
+85,370
New +$4.41M 2.8% 9

Other funds holding HAL

Yellowstone Partners's HAL Position: Q4 2017 in Review

Yellowstone Partners opened a new position in Halliburton (HAL) in Q4 2017: 6,967 shares worth $340K. The stake represents 0.19% of the portfolio and ranks #114 among its holdings. This is a return to the name: Yellowstone Partners previously reported a position in HAL as recently as Q3 2016.

Yellowstone Partners first reported a position in HAL in Q4 2013 and has held it in 13 quarters since. The position peaked at $8.49M in Q2 2015. 1,009 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank hold HAL as of Q4 2017.

  • Yellowstone Partners held 6,967 shares of Halliburton worth $340K as of Q4 2017.
  • Halliburton was a new Yellowstone Partners position in Q4 2017.
  • Halliburton made up 0.19% of Yellowstone Partners's portfolio in Q4 2017, its #114 holding.
  • Yellowstone Partners first reported a position in Halliburton in Q4 2013 and has held it in 13 quarters since.
  • Yellowstone Partners's Halliburton position peaked at $8.49M in Q2 2015.
  • 1,009 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank held Halliburton as of Q4 2017.

Based on Yellowstone Partners's 13F filing for Q4 2017, filed 24 Jan 2018.