Old Mission pours $41 million into Vanguard Value ETF
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Old Mission Investment Co. LLC disclosed new second-quarter positions across several stocks and exchange-traded funds in its latest regulatory filings. Its largest purchase was 189,173 shares of the Vanguard Value ETF, valued at about $41.2 million and representing roughly 8.6% of the firm’s portfolio. The firm also acquired approximately $2.66 million of the iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF, $764,000 of Stryker, $679,000 of the iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF, and $436,000 of AT&T. The filings reflect broader institutional trading in each security, with institutional investors owning substantial portions of Stryker, AT&T, and the two ETFs.
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$41 million into a value ETF plus a growth ETF at the same time tells me they're not making a big directional bet either way.
Spreading across value, growth, defense and telecom at once feels like a hedge against nobody knowing what's next for the market.
