Visa ETF selling reached a net $64.8 million on October 23, 2026, as reductions by several large funds outweighed purchases by a greater number of ETFs. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, known as SPY, made the largest reported sale at $37.8 million.

Key Takeaways

  • Twenty-seven ETFs added Visa shares, while 19 reduced their holdings.
  • AVLV sold its entire Visa position, valued at $19.5 million.
  • ETFs were net sellers on four of the five reported days through October 23.

Visa ETF selling led by SPY

SPY reduced its Visa holding by 92,684 shares, or 0.44%, leaving it with 20,865,604 shares. Visa represented 1.06% of the fund’s portfolio after the reduction.

Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund, or XLF, cut its position by 70,180 shares, valued at $28.6 million. Avantis U.S. Large Cap Value ETF, or AVLV, sold 47,915 shares and exited its position entirely.

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SPYSold 92,684 Visa shares, valued at $37.8 million
XLFSold 70,180 shares, valued at $28.6 million
AVLVSold 47,915 shares, valued at $19.5 million; exited position
DIASold 23,736 shares, valued at $9.7 million

Selling followed one day of net purchases

The October 23 net sale followed $46.7 million of net ETF purchases on October 22. ETFs had been net sellers of $39.4 million on October 20 and $37.3 million on October 21.

The figures describe reported changes in ETF holdings of Visa stock, not confirmed investor withdrawals from the funds. They do not establish why the funds traded.

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