JPMorgan ETF selling reached a net $54.6 million on October 23, 2026, as the value of shares sold outweighed purchases even though more exchange-traded funds bought than sold.
Key Takeaways
- Twenty-four ETFs added JPMorgan Chase shares, while 15 reduced their holdings.
- SPY made the largest reported reduction, selling 144,478 shares worth $47.9 million.
- ETFs were net sellers on four of the five reported days through October 23.
JPMorgan ETF selling led by SPY
SPY’s reduction was followed by XLF, which sold 109,504 JPMorgan shares worth $36.3 million. IYF and DIA also made sizable cuts.
The figures describe changes in ETF holdings of JPMorgan stock. They do not establish whether investors withdrew money from the funds or why the funds traded.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| SPY | 144,478 shares sold; $47.9 million |
| XLF | 109,504 shares sold; $36.3 million |
| IYF | 25,740 shares sold; $8.5 million |
| DIA | 23,736 shares sold; $7.9 million |
Net purchases interrupted a selling run
The October 23 net sale followed $64.3 million in net purchases on October 22. Before that, ETFs had recorded three consecutive days of net selling: $33.1 million on October 21, $41.1 million on October 20 and $56.0 million on October 19.
The reversal on October 22 meant the latest net selling streak stood at one session, despite selling being more common across the five reported days.
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