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960 hedge funds and large institutions have $40.3B invested in Starbucks in 2014 Q1 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 89 funds opening new positions, 413 increasing their positions, 345 reducing their positions, and 100 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

20% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 413 | Existing positions reduced: 345

3% less funds holding

Funds holding: 986960 (-26)

8% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $43.8B → $40.3B (-$3.54B)

11% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 89 | Existing positions closed: 100

23% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 4736 (-11)

34% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $414M | Put options by funds: $623M

Holders
960
Holders Change
-26
Holders Change %
-2.64%
% of All Funds
27.72%
Holding in Top 10
36
Holding in Top 10 Change
-11
Holding in Top 10 Change %
-23.4%
% of All Funds
1.04%
New
89
Increased
413
Reduced
345
Closed
100
Calls
$414M
Puts
$623M
Net Calls
-$209M
Net Calls Change
+$298M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
FCI
476
Financial Counselors Inc
Kansas
$2.35M +$778K +21,046 +49%
AW
477
ACG Wealth
Georgia
$2.33M -$904K -24,438 -28%
TCM
478
Tradewinds Capital Management
Washington
$2.31M -$117K -3,168 -5%
CLM
479
ClearBridge LLC (Maryland)
Maryland
$2.26M -$66.6K -1,800 -3%
BO
480
BRR OpCo
Ohio
$2.25M +$37.7K +1,020 +2%
TF
481
Trutina Financial
Washington
$2.22M -$199K -5,380 -8%
MCM
482
Murphy Capital Management
New Jersey
$2.19M +$62.1K +1,678 +3%
AIP
483
Ameritas Investment Partners
Nebraska
$2.17M -$65.2K -1,764 -3%
FMT
484
First Mercantile Trust
Tennessee
$2.16M -$59.2K -1,600 -3%
SI
485
Stephens Inc
Arkansas
$2.12M +$31.9K +862 +2%
CCM
486
Coldstream Capital Management
Washington
$2.12M +$188K +5,088 +10%
ASC
487
Atalanta Sosnoff Capital
New York
$2.11M +$1.13M +30,430 +112%
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
488
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors
Iowa
$2.06M -$11.5K -310 -0.6%
WSFS
489
Wilmington Savings Fund Society
Delaware
$2.03M +$16.5K +446 +0.8%
HFS
490
HL Financial Services
Kentucky
$2.01M +$226K +6,102 +13%
MSR
491
Main Street Research
Connecticut
$1.96M +$876K +23,694 +80%
1IC
492
1919 Investment Counsel
Maryland
$1.96M -$166K -4,500 -8%
CB
493
Commerce Bank
Missouri
$1.94M -$269K -7,280 -12%
KRSITF
494
Kentucky Retirement Systems Insurance Trust Fund
Kentucky
$1.91M -$46.3K -1,252 -2%
1832 Asset Management
495
1832 Asset Management
Ontario, Canada
$1.9M +$1.9M +51,476 New
MERSOM
496
Municipal Employees' Retirement System of Michigan
Michigan
$1.89M +$51.8K +1,400 +3%
CCM
497
Covington Capital Management
California
$1.88M -$39.2K -1,060 -2%
MA
498
Montag & Associates
Georgia
$1.87M -$102K -2,750 -5%
CONA
499
Capital One National Association
New York
$1.84M -$44.1K -1,192 -2%
VIA
500
Vantage Investment Advisors
Pennsylvania
$1.83M +$79.1K +2,140 +4%

SBUX Hedge Fund Activity: Q1 2014 in Review

960 of the 3,463 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Starbucks (SBUX) for Q1 2014, worth a combined $40.3B — down 8.1% from $43.8B a quarter earlier.

Sellers outnumbered buyers: 100 funds closed out of SBUX and 89 opened new positions — a net loss of 11 holders — while 345 trimmed existing stakes and 413 added.

The largest buyer was Janus Henderson Investors US, adding an estimated $326M. The largest seller was Capital World Investors, cutting an estimated $965M.

  • 960 institutional investors held Starbucks (SBUX) as of Q1 2014, down from 986 in Q4 2013.
  • Funds reported $40.3B of Starbucks stock for Q1 2014, down 8.1% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 89 funds opened new Starbucks positions in Q1 2014 and 100 closed out, a net change of -11 holders.
  • The largest Starbucks buyer in Q1 2014 was Janus Henderson Investors US, an estimated $326M added.
  • The largest Starbucks seller in Q1 2014 was Capital World Investors, an estimated $965M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q1 2014.