Harbour Investments Expands Holdings Across Three ETFs

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Harbour Investments reported several changes to its ETF holdings in third-quarter regulatory disclosures. It opened a position of 507,084 shares in the Dimensional Global Real Estate ETF, valued at about $13.7 million. The firm also increased its Putnam Focused Large Cap Value ETF holding by 12.6% to 305,524 shares, worth approximately $16.1 million, and raised its SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust stake by 57.3% to 26,669 shares, valued at about $13.6 million.

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