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Clean Energy Fuels

153 hedge funds and large institutions have $269M invested in Clean Energy Fuels in 2014 Q1 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 19 funds opening new positions, 58 increasing their positions, 41 reducing their positions, and 25 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

41% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 58 | Existing positions reduced: 41

5% less funds holding

Funds holding: 161153 (-8)

24% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 19 | Existing positions closed: 25

31% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $393M → $269M (-$124M)

52% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $10.1M | Put options by funds: $20.8M

100% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 20 (-2)

Holders
153
Holders Change
-8
Holders Change %
-4.97%
% of All Funds
4.42%
Holding in Top 10
Holding in Top 10 Change
-2
Holding in Top 10 Change %
-100%
% of All Funds
New
19
Increased
58
Reduced
41
Closed
25
Calls
$10.1M
Puts
$20.8M
Net Calls
-$10.7M
Net Calls Change
+$5.84M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
CAN
76
Cetera Advisor Networks
California
$319K +$16.6K +1,600 +5%
ARC
77
Absolute Return Capital
Massachusetts
$308K +$4.84K +466 +1%
SAG
78
Sterne Agee Group
Alabama
$304K
ECM
79
EagleClaw Capital Management
Massachusetts
$298K +$346K +33,300 New
Public Employees Retirement Association of Colorado
80
Public Employees Retirement Association of Colorado
Colorado
$292K
QIM
81
Quantitative Investment Management
Virginia
$289K +$337K +32,400 New
Citadel Advisors
82
Citadel Advisors
Florida
$266K -$88.7K -8,539 -22%
TH
83
Timber Hill
Connecticut
$261K +$304K +29,208 New
LPL Financial
84
LPL Financial
California
$244K -$49.8K -4,797 -15%
OC
85
Oppenheimer & Co
New York
$228K +$154K +14,787 +138%
PNC Financial Services Group
86
PNC Financial Services Group
Pennsylvania
$225K +$2.39K +230 +0.9%
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
87
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
Iowa
$222K +$58.4K +5,624 +29%
DBT
88
Dubuque Bank & Trust
Iowa
$202K +$52K +5,000 +28%
Bank of Montreal
89
Bank of Montreal
Ontario, Canada
$197K +$70.3K +6,763 +44%
Daiwa Securities Group
90
Daiwa Securities Group
Japan
$178K +$208K +20,000 New
KeyBank National Association
91
KeyBank National Association
Ohio
$150K
EHC
92
Everett Harris & Co
California
$146K
Stifel Financial
93
Stifel Financial
Missouri
$144K +$168K +16,163 New
GI
94
GAMCO Investors
Connecticut
$134K +$20.8K +2,000 +15%
B
95
Baird
Wisconsin
$128K +$8.29K +798 +6%
WA
96
WFG Advisors
Texas
$127K +$19.4K +1,870 +15%
PPA
97
Parametric Portfolio Associates
Washington
$125K -$164K -15,814 -53%
Jane Street
98
Jane Street
New York
$125K -$130K -12,480 -47%
SG Americas Securities
99
SG Americas Securities
New York
$124K -$514K -49,491 -78%
GC
100
Guggenheim Capital
Illinois
$122K +$7.8K +751 +6%

CLNE Hedge Fund Activity: Q1 2014 in Review

153 of the 3,463 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) for Q1 2014, worth a combined $269M — down 31% from $393M a quarter earlier.

Sellers outnumbered buyers: 25 funds closed out of CLNE and 19 opened new positions — a net loss of 6 holders — while 41 trimmed existing stakes and 58 added.

The largest buyer was State Street, adding an estimated $6.52M. The largest seller was Granahan Investment Management, exiting entirely with an estimated $18.5M sold.

  • 153 institutional investors held Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) as of Q1 2014, down from 161 in Q4 2013.
  • Funds reported $269M of Clean Energy Fuels stock for Q1 2014, down 31% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 19 funds opened new Clean Energy Fuels positions in Q1 2014 and 25 closed out, a net change of -6 holders.
  • The largest Clean Energy Fuels buyer in Q1 2014 was State Street, an estimated $6.52M added.
  • The largest Clean Energy Fuels seller in Q1 2014 was Granahan Investment Management, an estimated $18.5M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q1 2014.