Allegiance Financial Group Q2 2026: Significant ETF Purchases & Sales Observed
Allegiance Financial Group Advisory Services LLC's portfolio analysis for Q2 2026 (ending June 30, 2026) shows notable buying activity in large-cap ETFs like VTI and AVUV alongside increased holdings in Dimensional and American Century ETFs. The investor also divested from several previously held stocks.

Allegiance Financial Group Advisory Services Llc's portfolio strategy for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, appears focused on broadening its exposure to large-cap growth assets while strategically adjusting positions within established ETF categories. The total portfolio value stood at $577 million during this period.
The most significant change observed was an increase in holdings of the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VTI). Allegiance added over 16,333 shares, representing a nearly 9.97% weight gain for VTI within its portfolio, boosting its allocation to 11.54%. This large-cap index fund remains a cornerstone holding.
Parallel to the VTI increase, the investor significantly boosted their position in AVUV (American Century ex-US Small Cap ETF TR). They acquired approximately 28,000 new shares during this quarter, indicating confidence in small-cap US stocks outside North America. This allocation increased by nearly 7%.
Within Dimensional Fund Trust holdings, there was substantial buying activity. DFAU (Dimensional ETF AU) saw a share increase of over 54,000 units, representing an 8.72% weight gain to reach a portfolio allocation of 6.03%. Similarly, DFAI experienced significant inflows with nearly 48,000 new shares purchased, increasing its weight by almost 9%.
The investor also demonstrated strong interest in American Century ETFs beyond the previously mentioned AVLV and AVIG (which saw a large increase). Holdings of AVRE increased by over 35,000 shares (10.53%) while AVES allocation grew to just under 2.4% with an increase of around 7,740 shares.
Furthermore, Allegiance Financial Group initiated new positions this quarter in several large-cap individual stocks: Visa Inc (VO), Berkshire Hathaway Inc B (BRK-B), Tesla Inc (TSLA), COF Inc (COF), and Home Depot Inc (HD). These additions suggest a diversification strategy targeting major US corporations.
Conversely, the investor reduced their exposure to several previously held stocks. Positions in Intel Corp (INTC), Sonic Auto Inc (SNDK), and Stanley Black & Decker Inc (SPGI) were sold off significantly during Q2 2026.