Archford Capital Strategies' Q2 Portfolio Activity: Key Purchases and Sales
This article summarizes the observable stock purchases and sales by Archford Capital Strategies in Q2 2026, highlighting significant changes across various sectors.

Archford Capital Strategies showed active portfolio management during Q2 2026. The firm focused on adding exposure to certain sectors while reducing positions in others.
Prioritizing Technology and Financial Services
The investor maintained a strong focus on the Technology sector, evidenced by holding significant positions like NVIDIA (NVDA) at 3.18% allocation, Microsoft (MSFT) at 2.57%, and Apple (AAPL) at 3.08%. Additionally, substantial increases were observed in the Financial Services sector through purchases of SPDR Series Trust ETFs.
Significant New Positions and Increases
A major highlight was the addition of two substantial positions: SPDR SERIES TRUST (SPLG) jumped by 114.06% to reach a portfolio allocation of 3.19%. Similarly, VANGUARD INDEX FDS (VUG), another ETF holding, increased significantly by 489.28%, adding considerable weight at the end of June.
The investor also boosted its position in ISHARES TR (IEFA) by approximately 7.1% compared to the previous quarter. Furthermore, there was a notable increase in shares of ISHAES INC ETF (IEMG), which grew by about 4.94%, and an addition of VANGUARD WORLD FD (VGT) at 0.4%.
Decreases and Exits
In contrast, Archford Capital Strategies divested from several areas during Q2. The firm significantly reduced its position in ISHARES TR (SHY), a bond ETF, by 81.37%. Other notable exits included AMBEV SA (ABEV) and BANCO SANTANDER SA (SAN), both down by over half their respective holdings.
Additionally, the investor decreased its stake in VANGUARD INDEX FDS (VO) by 65.06% through a reduction of shares held at the end of June. The firm also sold off positions like BANCO SANTANDER SA (SAN), ISHARES TR (FLGB), and HALTON PLC (HLN).
Overall Portfolio Changes
The overall portfolio value stood at $920,066,634 as of June 30th. The changes in holdings reflect the investor's dynamic approach to managing risk and returns within their portfolio structure.