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Halliburton

1,010 hedge funds and large institutions have $40.2B invested in Halliburton in 2014 Q1 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 105 funds opening new positions, 384 increasing their positions, 382 reducing their positions, and 70 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

81% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 3665 (+29)

50% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 105 | Existing positions closed: 70

46% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $1.06B | Put options by funds: $731M

19% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $33.8B → $40.2B (+$6.35B)

2% more funds holding

Funds holding: 9891,010 (+21)

1.16% more ownership

Funds ownership: 78.1%79.26% (+1.2%)

1% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 384 | Existing positions reduced: 382

Holders
1,010
Holders Change
+21
Holders Change %
+2.12%
% of All Funds
29.17%
Holding in Top 10
65
Holding in Top 10 Change
+29
Holding in Top 10 Change %
+80.56%
% of All Funds
1.88%
New
105
Increased
384
Reduced
382
Closed
70
Calls
$1.06B
Puts
$731M
Net Calls
+$333M
Net Calls Change
-$312M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
PIM
551
Platinum Investment Management
Australia
$2.12M
RFS
552
Rockefeller Financial Services
New York
$2.1M
Twin Tree Management
553
Twin Tree Management
Texas
$2.05M +$1.09M +20,457 +142%
WA
554
Winfield Associates
Ohio
$2.05M +$270K +5,053 +17%
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
555
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
Iowa
$2.03M +$71.3K +1,335 +4%
HCM
556
Highbridge Capital Management
New York
$2.01M +$1.3M +24,421 +250%
GMIM
557
General Motors Investment Management
New York
$2.01M -$452K -8,455 -20%
FCH
558
Freestone Capital Holdings
Washington
$1.93M -$503K -9,419 -22%
SHA
559
Smith Hayes Advisers
Nebraska
$1.93M +$2.72K +51 +0.2%
MIM
560
Miller Investment Management
Pennsylvania
$1.92M +$1.48M +27,670 +555%
ANBT
561
American National Bank & Trust
Texas
$1.91M -$40.4K -757 -2%
VFS
562
VSR Financial Services
Kansas
$1.9M +$135K +2,521 +8%
CONA
563
Capital One National Association
New York
$1.88M -$246K -4,602 -13%
DL
564
Delta Lloyd
Netherlands
$1.84M +$186K +3,487 +13%
SAM
565
Symphony Asset Management
California
$1.83M +$432K +8,098 +35%
IAM
566
ICM Asset Management
Washington
$1.81M +$416K +7,795 +34%
FNBT
567
FineMark National Bank & Trust
Florida
$1.8M +$326K +6,103 +25%
ECM
568
EagleClaw Capital Management
Massachusetts
$1.78M +$1.62M +30,276 New
CCFCSB
569
Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank
Massachusetts
$1.78M
TIA
570
Trust Investment Advisors
Indiana
$1.76M -$55K -1,030 -3%
SGH
571
Schonfeld Group Holdings
New York
$1.74M +$607K +11,364 +63%
KRSITF
572
Kentucky Retirement Systems Insurance Trust Fund
Kentucky
$1.73M -$37.5K -703 -2%
B
573
Barings
North Carolina
$1.72M -$1.6M -30,000 -51%
MERSOM
574
Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Michigan
Michigan
$1.71M -$107K -2,000 -6%
H
575
Hexavest
Quebec, Canada
$1.69M

HAL Hedge Fund Activity: Q1 2014 in Review

1,010 of the 3,463 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Halliburton (HAL) for Q1 2014, worth a combined $40.2B — up 19% from $33.8B a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 105 funds opened new HAL positions and 70 closed out — a net gain of 35 holders — while 384 added to existing stakes and 382 trimmed.

The largest buyer was Ameriprise, adding an estimated $238M. The largest seller was JP Morgan Chase, cutting an estimated $212M.

  • 1,010 institutional investors held Halliburton (HAL) as of Q1 2014, up from 989 in Q4 2013.
  • Funds reported $40.2B of Halliburton stock for Q1 2014, up 19% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 105 funds opened new Halliburton positions in Q1 2014 and 70 closed out, a net change of +35 holders.
  • The largest Halliburton buyer in Q1 2014 was Ameriprise, an estimated $238M added.
  • The largest Halliburton seller in Q1 2014 was JP Morgan Chase, an estimated $212M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q1 2014.