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SPDR Gold Trust

2,025 hedge funds and large institutions have $25B invested in SPDR Gold Trust in 2023 Q4 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 284 funds opening new positions, 586 increasing their positions, 761 reducing their positions, and 80 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

255% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 284 | Existing positions closed: 80

88% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $28.8B | Put options by funds: $15.3B

26% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $19.8B → $25B (+$5.16B)

10% more funds holding

Funds holding: 1,8492,025 (+176)

5% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 163171 (+8)

4.52% more ownership

Funds ownership: 38.18%42.7% (+4.5%)

23% less repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 586 | Existing positions reduced: 761

Holders
2,025
Holders Change
+176
Holders Change %
+9.52%
% of All Funds
29.52%
Holding in Top 10
171
Holding in Top 10 Change
+8
Holding in Top 10 Change %
+4.91%
% of All Funds
2.49%
New
284
Increased
586
Reduced
761
Closed
80
Calls
$28.8B
Puts
$15.3B
Net Calls
+$13.5B
Net Calls Change
-$2.11B
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
MHP
276
Manatuck Hill Partners
Connecticut
$9.56M +$1.83M +10,000 +25%
HI
277
Harbour Investments
Wisconsin
$9.54M +$5.28M +28,795 +136%
BONH
278
Bank of New Hampshire
New Hampshire
$9.45M +$87.6K +478 +1%
LFAS
279
Level Four Advisory Services
Texas
$9.32M -$409K -2,231 -4%
GWA
280
GGM Wealth Advisors
Maryland
$9.31M +$12.3K +67 +0.1%
LCS
281
Levin Capital Strategies
New York
$9.23M -$12.6K -69 -0.1%
FTS
282
Fifth Third Securities
Ohio
$9.22M -$5.77M -31,457 -39%
HW
283
Hamilton Wealth
California
$9.21M -$34.6K -189 -0.4%
CCP
284
Cassia Capital Partners
North Carolina
$9.06M -$1.61M -8,807 -16%
Teacher Retirement System of Texas
285
Teacher Retirement System of Texas
Texas
$9.04M
SWA
286
Strategies Wealth Advisors
Michigan
$8.98M -$1.28M -6,971 -13%
WANY
287
Wealthspire Advisors (New York)
New York
$8.91M -$257K -1,401 -3%
OLA
288
Oliver Luxxe Assets
New Jersey
$8.84M +$72K +393 +0.9%
LNC
289
Lincoln National Corp
Pennsylvania
$8.83M +$1.37M +7,450 +19%
AWM
290
Axxcess Wealth Management
California
$8.82M +$1.97M +10,729 +30%
SPC
291
Sigma Planning Corp
Michigan
$8.78M -$15M -81,894 -64%
FNC
292
First National Corp
Massachusetts
$8.76M +$1.59M +8,694 +23%
CM
293
Castleark Management
Illinois
$8.6M +$5.66M +30,870 +219%
SFFS
294
Stonehage Fleming Financial Services
Jersey
$8.51M -$123K -669 -1%
Tudor Investment Corp
295
Tudor Investment Corp
Connecticut
$8.5M +$7.75M +42,287 +1,942%
BPCE
296
Bank Pictet & Cie (Europe)
Germany
$8.42M -$33K -180 -0.4%
PWM
297
Perigon Wealth Management
California
$8.36M +$550K +3,001 +7%
P
298
Pitcairn
Pennsylvania
$8.35M -$62.7K -342 -0.8%
SI
299
Stephens Inc
Arkansas
$8.35M +$25.1K +137 +0.3%
SCA
300
Snowden Capital Advisors
New York
$8.32M +$596K +3,250 +8%

GLD Hedge Fund Activity: Q4 2023 in Review

2,025 of the 6,860 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) for Q4 2023, worth a combined $25B — up 26% from $19.8B a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 284 funds opened new GLD positions and 80 closed out — a net gain of 204 holders — while 586 added to existing stakes and 761 trimmed.

The largest buyer was Morgan Stanley, adding an estimated $2.09B. The largest seller was Citadel Advisors, cutting an estimated $225M.

  • 2,025 institutional investors held SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) as of Q4 2023, up from 1,849 in Q3 2023.
  • Funds reported $25B of SPDR Gold Trust stock for Q4 2023, up 26% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 284 funds opened new SPDR Gold Trust positions in Q4 2023 and 80 closed out, a net change of +204 holders.
  • The largest SPDR Gold Trust buyer in Q4 2023 was Morgan Stanley, an estimated $2.09B added.
  • The largest SPDR Gold Trust seller in Q4 2023 was Citadel Advisors, an estimated $225M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q4 2023.