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26 quarters

Position history for OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.'s holdings in INVESCO EXCH TRADED FD TR II

OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC. holds 7,956 shares of PSCH (INVESCO EXCH TRADED FD TR II), worth $416,715 as of 2026-Q2. The position was increased (+78.5% shares). PSCH represents 0.0% of OSAIC HOLDINGS, INC.'s portfolio.

Current Value

$416,715

Current Shares

7,956

Total Value Change

-$2.8M

Total Shares Change

-23,605

Quarter-by-Quarter History
QuarterActionSharesChangeValueWeightPriceConviction
2026-Q2
Latest
Increased
7,956
+78.5%
$416,7150.0%$52.37
36
2026-Q1
Decreased
4,458
-30.1%
$183,4890.0%$41.15
0
2025-Q4
Increased
6,376
+6.4%
$281,0310.0%$44.06
25
2025-Q3
Increased
5,992
+11.6%
$247,2750.0%$41.60
26
2025-Q2
Decreased
5,368
-19.5%
$215,2060.0%$40.07
0
2025-Q1
Increased
6,667
+21.4%
$288,6310.0%$43.27
28
2024-Q4
Increased
5,491
+9.3%
$243,2550.0%$44.27
25
2024-Q3
Decreased
5,024
-31.1%
$231,9810.0%$46.12
0
2024-Q2
Decreased
7,286
-66.3%
$310,4300.0%$42.56
0
2024-Q1
Decreased
21,652
-19.2%
$947,0580.0%$43.63
0
2023-Q4
Increased
26,803
+3.5%
$1.1M0.0%$42.66
26
2023-Q3
Increased
25,902
+203.1%
$972,6010.0%$37.42
40
2023-Q2
Decreased
8,545
-8.0%
$1.1M0.0%$44.29
0
2023-Q1
Decreased
9,283
-7.0%
$1.2M0.0%$43.51
0
2022-Q4
Decreased
9,982
-6.1%
$1.3M0.0%$43.85
0
2022-Q3
Increased
10,630
+3.7%
$1.4M0.0%$43.74
26
2022-Q2
Decreased
10,252
-12.4%
$1.4M0.0%$45.46
0
2022-Q1
Decreased
11,704
-25.1%
$2M0.0%$53.47
0
2021-Q4
Decreased
15,617
-40.0%
$2.8M0.0%$59.69
0
2021-Q3
Increased
26,011
+6.2%
$4.7M0.0%$60.64
29
2021-Q2
Increased
24,497
+0.3%
$4.7M0.0%$64.37
27
2021-Q1
Increased
24,433
+1.0%
$4.5M0.0%$61.12
27
2020-Q4
Decreased
24,191
-1.1%
$4.1M0.0%$56.44
0
2020-Q3
Decreased
24,457
-16.5%
$3.2M0.0%$43.89
0
2020-Q2
Decreased
29,304
-7.2%
$3.6M0.0%$40.23
0
2020-Q1
First report
31,561
-
$3.2M0.0%$34.34
0

Other major holders of PSCH: SUSQUEHANNA INTERNATIONAL GROUP, LLP, WELLS FARGO & COMPANY/MN

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