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58 hedge funds and large institutions have $70.7M invested in Silicom in 2017 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 10 funds opening new positions, 20 increasing their positions, 19 reducing their positions, and 17 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

5% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 20 | Existing positions reduced: 19

3.6% less ownership

Funds ownership: 25.19%21.59% (-3.6%)

11% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $208K | Put options by funds: $233K

11% less funds holding

Funds holding: 6558 (-7)

23% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $92.1M → $70.7M (-$21.5M)

41% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 10 | Existing positions closed: 17

100% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 10 (-1)

Holders
58
Holders Change
-7
Holders Change %
-10.77%
% of All Funds
1.45%
Holding in Top 10
Holding in Top 10 Change
-1
Holding in Top 10 Change %
-100%
% of All Funds
New
10
Increased
20
Reduced
19
Closed
17
Calls
$208K
Puts
$233K
Net Calls
-$25K
Net Calls Change
-$64K
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
Wellington Management Group
1
Wellington Management Group
Massachusetts
$11.9M -$1.04M -21,200 -7%
FP
2
Foundry Partners
Minnesota
$6.26M -$80K -1,625 -1%
GIPM
3
G2 Investment Partners Management
New York
$4.67M -$3.37M -68,535 -39%
EI
4
EAM Investors
California
$3.01M +$3.34M +67,771 New
FWSM
5
First Wilshire Securities Management
California
$2.76M -$24.6K -500 -0.8%
Renaissance Technologies
6
Renaissance Technologies
New York
$2.65M +$915K +18,585 +45%
JP Morgan Chase
7
JP Morgan Chase
New York
$2.65M +$63.5K +1,289 +2%
Morgan Stanley
8
Morgan Stanley
New York
$2.47M -$366K -7,428 -12%
AIP
9
ARS Investment Partners
New York
$2.32M -$38.5K -781 -1%
HIM
10
Herald Investment Management
United Kingdom
$2.22M
Millennium Management
11
Millennium Management
New York
$2.11M +$1.06M +21,597 +83%
Deutsche Bank
12
Deutsche Bank
Germany
$2.04M +$1.5M +30,460 +195%
Goldman Sachs
13
Goldman Sachs
New York
$1.89M +$1.84M +37,349 +719%
CCM
14
Cadence Capital Management
Massachusetts
$1.81M +$426K +8,656 +27%
Wells Fargo
15
Wells Fargo
California
$1.56M +$116K +2,351 +7%
State Street
16
State Street
Massachusetts
$1.41M -$3.07M -62,360 -66%
WVP
17
Worth Venture Partners
New Jersey
$1.25M -$370K -7,519 -21%
D.E. Shaw & Co
18
D.E. Shaw & Co
New York
$1.2M +$913K +18,549 +218%
ECM
19
Element Capital Management
New York
$1.07M +$1.19M +24,222 New
Ameriprise
20
Ameriprise
Minnesota
$1.04M +$1.15M +23,359 New
PP
21
Paloma Partners
Connecticut
$918K +$1.02M +20,700 New
GC
22
Guggenheim Capital
Illinois
$820K -$118K -2,404 -12%
MC
23
Menta Capital
California
$816K -$779K -15,813 -46%
AIIMS
24
Analyst IMS Investment Management Services
Israel
$805K
Susquehanna International Group
25
Susquehanna International Group
Pennsylvania
$789K +$434K +8,823 +98%

SILC Hedge Fund Activity: Q2 2017 in Review

58 of the 4,011 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Silicom (SILC) for Q2 2017, worth a combined $70.7M — down 23% from $92.1M a quarter earlier.

Sellers outnumbered buyers: 17 funds closed out of SILC and 10 opened new positions — a net loss of 7 holders — while 19 trimmed existing stakes and 20 added.

The largest buyer was EAM Investors, opening a new position worth an estimated $3.34M. The largest seller was BlackRock, cutting an estimated $12.7M.

  • 58 institutional investors held Silicom (SILC) as of Q2 2017, down from 65 in Q1 2017.
  • Funds reported $70.7M of Silicom stock for Q2 2017, down 23% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 10 funds opened new Silicom positions in Q2 2017 and 17 closed out, a net change of -7 holders.
  • The largest Silicom buyer in Q2 2017 was EAM Investors, an estimated $3.34M added.
  • The largest Silicom seller in Q2 2017 was BlackRock, an estimated $12.7M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q2 2017.