Analog Devices ETF buying totaled a net $80.6 million on October 23, 2026, as 32 exchange-traded funds increased their holdings of the semiconductor company and 19 reduced them. It was the fifth consecutive reported day of net purchases.
Key Takeaways
- SOXX made the largest reported purchase, adding $84.4 million of Analog Devices shares.
- Net buying ranged from $13.1 million to $152.0 million over the five reported days.
Analog Devices ETF buying led by SOXX
SOXX added 215,908 shares, increasing its Analog Devices stake by 4.26%. After the purchase, the stock represented 4.58% of the fund’s portfolio.
GPIQ made the second-largest reported purchase by value, adding 62,934 shares and increasing its stake by 45.9%. IVV and QQQ also increased their holdings.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| SOXX | 215,908 shares added; $84.4 million |
| GPIQ | 62,934 shares added; $24.6 million |
| IVV | 17,117 shares added; $6.7 million |
| QQQ | 14,250 shares added; $5.6 million |
Five days of net purchases
ETFs were net buyers of Analog Devices stock on each reported day from October 19 through October 23. The October 23 total followed $13.1 million of net buying on October 22 and was below the $152.0 million recorded on October 20.
The figures reflect reported changes in ETF holdings of Analog Devices shares, not confirmed investor subscriptions into the funds. Purchases by individual ETFs exceeded the net total because other funds reduced their holdings.
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