MMLG

FIRST TR EXCHNG TRADED FD VI

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Q3 2026 funds5 buying3 selling

MMLG institutional ownership changes in Q3 2026: 5 institutions opened or added positions, 3 trimmed or exited. MMLG (FIRST TR EXCHNG TRADED FD VI) is held by 11 institutional investors as of Q3 2026. Top institutional shareholders: Osaic Holdings, Inc. ($11.2M), LPL Financial LLC ($10.8M), Cetera Investment Advisers ($4M). Institutions were buying, on balance.

MMLG

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Held by 11 funds

Who's Trading

Source dates: Price Nov 13, 2026 · Insiders none · Activists none · Congress none

No recent insider, activist, or congressional trades for MMLG.

Top Holders

Fund ownership
Fund holdings as of
Funds holding11
avg
Value of reported holdings$29.4M
Funds buying / selling
5opened or added
3reduced or exited
63% buying consensus
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Action
Decreased
295,731(-7.2%)$11.2M0.0%—
0
Increased
284,462(+0.1%)$10.8M0.0%—
28
Decreased
105,284(-2.5%)$4M0.0%—
0
Unchanged
32,328$1.2M0.0%—
0
Decreased
31,486(-4.4%)$1.2M0.0%—
0
Increased
23,713(+1593.8%)$897,8580.0%—
27
Increased
1,210(+31.9%)$45,8950.0%—
18
New
720$27,3100.0%—
27
Unchanged
498$18,8890.0%—
0
Unchanged
450$17,0690.0%—
0
New
32$1,1490.0%—
17
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Questions investors ask about MMLG

Who owns MMLG?

11 institutional investors held MMLG on September 30, 2026, led by Osaic Holdings, Inc. ($11.2M), LPL Financial LLC ($10.8M) and Cetera Investment Advisers ($4M).

How many hedge funds hold MMLG?

11 institutional investors reported MMLG in their 13F filings for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, $29.4M in all.

Are institutions buying or selling MMLG?

Buying, on balance. In Q3 2026, 5 institutions opened or added to positions in MMLG and 3 institutions trimmed or exited.

Data sourced from four public-disclosure sources: SEC 13F, Form 4, 13D/13G, and House/Senate STOCK Act disclosures. Not financial advice. Full disclaimer

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