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135 hedge funds and large institutions have $534M invested in Array Digital Infrastructure in 2019 Q4 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 31 funds opening new positions, 45 increasing their positions, 44 reducing their positions, and 23 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

35% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 31 | Existing positions closed: 23

2% more funds holding

Funds holding: 133 → 135 (+2)

2% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 45 | Existing positions reduced: 44

1% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $2.35M | Put options by funds: $2.33M

1.24% less ownership

Funds ownership: 28.99% → 27.75% (-1.2%)

9% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $585M → $534M (-$51M)

Holders
135
Holders Change
+2
Holders Change %
+1.5%
% of All Funds
2.66%
Holding in Top 10
1
Holding in Top 10 Change
+1
Holding in Top 10 Change %
% of All Funds
0.02%
New
31
Increased
45
Reduced
44
Closed
23
Calls
$2.35M
Puts
$2.33M
Net Calls
+$18K
Net Calls Change
-$1.09M

Top Buyers

Rank Fund Capital Flow
1
BlackRock
BlackRock
New York
+$17.4M
2
Millennium Management
Millennium Management
New York
+$8.42M
3
BAMF
BI Asset Management Fondsmaeglerselskab
Denmark
+$4.47M
4
Prudential Financial
Prudential Financial
New Jersey
+$3.09M
5
PMAM
Picton Mahoney Asset Management
Ontario, Canada
+$3.05M

Top Sellers

Rank Fund Capital Flow
1
First Trust Advisors
First Trust Advisors
Illinois
-$54.7M
2
Adage Capital Partners
Adage Capital Partners
Massachusetts
-$11.6M
3
Robeco Institutional Asset Management
Robeco Institutional Asset Management
Netherlands
-$4.19M
4
AQR Capital Management
AQR Capital Management
Connecticut
-$3.78M
5
AssetMark Inc
AssetMark Inc
California
-$3.42M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Change in
Stake
State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System
51
State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System
Florida
$1.18M -$13.3K -380 -1%
HSBC Holdings
52
HSBC Holdings
United Kingdom
$1.15M +$394K +11,237 +54%
SRAM
53
Stone Ridge Asset Management
New York
$1.14M +$77.1K +2,200 +8%
Group One Trading
54
Group One Trading
Illinois
$1.14M +$1.1M +31,391 New
CSS
55
Cubist Systematic Strategies
Connecticut
$1.02M +$941K +26,861 +2,225%
Susquehanna International Group
56
Susquehanna International Group
Pennsylvania
$942K -$442K -12,601 -33%
Swiss National Bank
57
Swiss National Bank
Switzerland
$931K +$35K +1,000 +4%
Stifel Financial
58
Stifel Financial
Missouri
$921K -$985K -28,111 -53%
GCC
59
Game Creek Capital
Massachusetts
$906K -$2.45M -70,000 -74%
HSA
60
Hussman Strategic Advisors
Maryland
$906K -$876K -25,000 -50%
Barclays
61
Barclays
United Kingdom
$892K -$2.88M -82,093 -77%
California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)
62
California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)
California
$870K -$7.95K -227 -0.9%
QCM
63
Quantinno Capital Management
New York
$806K +$412K +11,753 +112%
New York State Common Retirement Fund
64
New York State Common Retirement Fund
New York
$801K -$228K -6,500 -23%
VRS
65
Virginia Retirement Systems
Virginia
$779K +$753K +21,500 New
CIC
66
Cornercap Investment Counsel
Georgia
$776K -$5.08K -145 -0.7%
Wells Fargo
67
Wells Fargo
California
$766K -$1.19M -34,088 -62%
Envestnet Asset Management
68
Envestnet Asset Management
Illinois
$763K -$3.75K -107 -0.5%
D.E. Shaw & Co
69
D.E. Shaw & Co
New York
$714K +$446K +12,727 +182%
DTL
70
Dynamic Technology Lab
Singapore
$709K +$685K +19,557 New
UBS AM
71
UBS AM
Illinois
$708K +$40.9K +1,168 +6%
Mercer Global Advisors
72
Mercer Global Advisors
Colorado
$706K +$45.9K +1,309 +7%
Victory Capital Management
73
Victory Capital Management
Texas
$706K +$368K +10,489 +117%
LCM
74
Landscape Capital Management
New Jersey
$690K -$121K -3,449 -15%
Voloridge Investment Management
75
Voloridge Investment Management
Florida
$665K +$643K +18,352 New
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AD Hedge Fund Activity: Q4 2019 in Review

135 of the 5,075 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Array Digital Infrastructure (AD) for Q4 2019, worth a combined $534M — down 8.7% from $585M a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 31 funds opened new AD positions and 23 closed out — a net gain of 8 holders — while 45 added to existing stakes and 44 trimmed.

The largest buyer was BlackRock, adding an estimated $17.4M. The largest seller was First Trust Advisors, cutting an estimated $54.7M.

  • 135 institutional investors held Array Digital Infrastructure (AD) as of Q4 2019, up from 133 in Q3 2019.
  • Funds reported $534M of Array Digital Infrastructure stock for Q4 2019, down 8.7% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 31 funds opened new Array Digital Infrastructure positions in Q4 2019 and 23 closed out, a net change of +8 holders.
  • The largest Array Digital Infrastructure buyer in Q4 2019 was BlackRock, an estimated $17.4M added.
  • The largest Array Digital Infrastructure seller in Q4 2019 was First Trust Advisors, an estimated $54.7M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q4 2019.