Altium Investment Strategies Llc Increases Portfolio Exposure in Q2 2026
Altium Investment Strategies significantly boosted its holdings in consumer staples and select ETFs during the second quarter of 2026, while reducing exposure to certain inverse equity funds.

Altium Investment Strategies Llc has made notable adjustments to its portfolio during Q2 2026. The investment firm increased positions across several key holdings, demonstrating a strategic focus on specific sectors and fund types.
The most significant purchase was Procter & Gamble Co (PG), where Altium acquired all shares held previously, resulting in a 100% increase in its stake. This move suggests confidence in the consumer staples sector leader.
Altium also substantially increased its position in Global X Funds (CLIP), with a 92.35% increase in shares held, making it one of the largest additions to the portfolio this quarter.
In addition, there were significant purchases in Invesco Exchange-Traded Fund (BSJR), which saw a large share increase (+75.48%), and EA Series Trust ETFs (BOXX) with a strong +60.97% change. Furthermore, Altium invested heavily in another Invesco fund (BSJS), acquiring shares at a 237.65% increase from the previous quarter.
Conversely, Altium reduced its position in another Invesco fund (BSJQ) by 20.88%, indicating a strategic shift away from this particular inverse equity fund exposure during Q2.
The investor's portfolio also includes other stable positions like Vaneck ETF Trust (PFXF), Janus Detroit Small Cap Fundamental TR (JBBB), Pacer Funds (FLRT), and Innovator ETFS (UJUL) which all experienced a 100% increase in shares held, suggesting potential new additions or unchanged status for these smaller holdings.
Overall, Altium Investment Strategies appears to have focused its buying activity on large-cap consumer staples like PG, broad-based ETFs such as CLIP and BSJR, and several other funds with high quarter-over-quarter growth. For more details on the investor's profile or stock performance, please visit Altium Investment Strategies Llc or explore individual stocks like Procter & Gamble (PG).