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HERDHERD
26 quarters

Position history for OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.'s holdings in PACER CASH COWS FUND OF FUNDS ETF

OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC. holds 114,492 shares of HERD (PACER CASH COWS FUND OF FUNDS ETF), worth $5.4M as of 2026-Q2. The position was increased (+8.7% shares). HERD represents 0.0% of OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.'s portfolio.

Current Value

$5.4M

Current Shares

114,492

Total Value Change

+$5.2M

Total Shares Change

+101,632

Quarter-by-Quarter History
QuarterActionSharesChangeValueWeightPriceConviction
2026-Q2
Latest
Increased
114,492
+8.7%
$5.4M0.0%$47.07
29
2026-Q1
Increased
105,328
+49.4%
$4.8M0.0%$46.47
37
2025-Q4
Increased
70,513
+30.8%
$3.1M0.0%$43.77
33
2025-Q3
Increased
53,918
+11.2%
$2.3M0.0%$41.24
29
2025-Q2
Decreased
48,507
-0.9%
$1.9M0.0%$38.43
0
2025-Q1
Decreased
48,955
-8.2%
$1.8M0.0%$36.32
0
2024-Q4
Decreased
53,307
-59.5%
$2M0.0%$36.45
0
2024-Q3
Decreased
131,493
-2.8%
$5.3M0.0%$38.10
0
2024-Q2
Decreased
135,268
-2.4%
$5M0.0%$35.49
0
2024-Q1
Decreased
138,557
-5.3%
$5.4M0.0%$37.06
0
2023-Q4
Decreased
146,379
-2.0%
$5.5M0.0%$35.47
0
2023-Q3
Increased
149,381
+6.5%
$5.2M0.0%$32.32
29
2023-Q2
Increased
140,281
+3.4%
$4.8M0.0%$31.16
28
2023-Q1
Increased
135,634
+59.2%
$4.6M0.0%$30.48
38
2022-Q4
Increased
85,181
+103.9%
$2.7M0.0%$29.38
42
2022-Q3
Increased
41,784
+4928.2%
$1.2M0.0%$25.73
41
2022-Q2
Increased
831
+44.0%
$25,0000.0%$27.72
26
2022-Q1
Increased
577
+1211.4%
$21,0000.0%$32.03
21
2021-Q4
Unchanged
44
0.0%
$2,0000.0%$31.58
0
2021-Q3
Decreased
44
-99.1%
$1,0000.0%$30.35
0
2021-Q2
Decreased
4,979
-48.8%
$171,0000.0%$30.10
0
2021-Q1
Decreased
9,729
-3.3%
$317,0000.0%$28.09
0
2020-Q4
Decreased
10,060
-42.4%
$283,0000.0%$24.56
0
2020-Q3
Decreased
17,460
-30.3%
$411,0000.0%$20.51
0
2020-Q2
Increased
25,060
+94.9%
$568,0000.0%$19.73
39
2020-Q1
New
12,860
-
$235,0000.0%$16.18
32

Other major holders of HERD: Cetera Investment Advisers, Rockefeller Capital Management L.P.

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