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Post Holdings
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Overview Fund Activity

277 hedge funds and large institutions have $5.59B invested in Post Holdings in 2017 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 30 funds opening new positions, 112 increasing their positions, 88 reducing their positions, and 46 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed
Holders
277
Holders Change
-16
Holders Change %
-5.46%
% of All Funds
6.92%
Holding in Top 10
13
Holding in Top 10 Change
+1
Holding in Top 10 Change %
+8.33%
% of All Funds
0.32%
New
30
Increased
112
Reduced
88
Closed
46
Calls
$40.9M
Puts
$27.2M
Net Calls
+$13.6M
Net Calls Change
-$158M

Top Buyers

1
Wellington Management Group
1
Wellington Management Group
Massachusetts
$502M
2
Fidelity Investments
2
Fidelity Investments
Massachusetts
$393M
3
ROIC
3
Route One Investment Company
California
$324M
4
Victory Capital Management
4
Victory Capital Management
Texas
$118M
5
TCIM
5
TIAA CREF Investment Management
New York
$76.6M

Top Sellers

1
VOYA Investment Management
1
VOYA Investment Management
Georgia
$9.89M
2
IAM
2
Iridian Asset Management
Connecticut
$248M
3
HCM
3
Hitchwood Capital Management
New York
$27.2M
4
Renaissance Technologies
4
Renaissance Technologies
New York
$64M
5
Goldman Sachs
5
Goldman Sachs
New York
$36.7M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Shares
Change %
Manulife (Manufacturers Life Insurance)
76
Manulife (Manufacturers Life Insurance)
Ontario, Canada
$7.55M +$344K +6,777 +5%
California Public Employees Retirement System
77
California Public Employees Retirement System
California
$7.44M +$3.09M +60,814 +71%
RHIC
78
Richmond Hill Investment Company
New York
$7.22M – – –
New York State Teachers Retirement System (NYSTRS)
79
New York State Teachers Retirement System (NYSTRS)
New York
$6.77M -$613K -12,071 -8%
MWNA
80
Marshall Wace North America
New York
$6.75M +$6.75M +132,190 New
SLT
81
St Louis Trust
Missouri
$6.73M – – –
Retirement Systems of Alabama
82
Retirement Systems of Alabama
Alabama
$6.63M +$190K +3,733 +3%
State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System
83
State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System
Florida
$6.23M +$119K +2,340 +2%
Prudential Financial
84
Prudential Financial
New Jersey
$6.22M +$1.94M +38,261 +46%
ERSOT
85
Employees Retirement System of Texas
Texas
$6.21M – – –
CS
86
Credit Suisse
Switzerland
$6.01M +$21.9K +431 +0.4%
HCS
87
Harvest Capital Strategies
California
$5.9M +$388K +7,640 +7%
LCS
88
Levin Capital Strategies
New York
$5.32M +$5.32M +104,668 New
EFEM
89
Eos Focused Equity Management
New York
$4.96M +$362K +7,128 +8%
CCM
90
Cohen Capital Management
California
$4.94M – – –
MLICM
91
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife)
New York
$4.84M +$73.5K +1,446 +2%
Legal & General Group
92
Legal & General Group
United Kingdom
$4.44M +$911K +17,928 +26%
Comerica Bank
93
Comerica Bank
Texas
$4.24M -$948K -17,642 -18%
MOACM
94
Mutual of America Capital Management
New York
$4.22M +$251K +4,940 +6%
NC
95
Northpointe Capital
Michigan
$4.09M +$3.33M +65,608 +443%
Invesco
96
Invesco
Georgia
$3.94M -$4.08M -80,287 -51%
PPA
97
Parametric Portfolio Associates
Washington
$3.87M -$216K -4,251 -5%
Natixis Advisors
98
Natixis Advisors
Massachusetts
$3.84M +$485K +9,553 +14%
TPSF
99
Texas Permanent School Fund
Texas
$3.76M +$143K +2,818 +4%
UBS AM
100
UBS AM
Illinois
$3.59M +$566K +11,131 +19%
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