Berger Financial Group Inc Portfolio Shifts in Q2 2026: Strategic ETF Purchases and Technology Sales Observed
Berger Financial Group's portfolio, valued at $1.79 billion as of June 30, 2026, shows significant changes this quarter with notable increases in certain ETF holdings.

As part of its investment strategy for the second quarter of 2026, Berger Financial Group Inc has observed a series of portfolio adjustments. The firm's holdings have shifted across various sectors and instruments during this period.
Prominent Purchases Observed
Berger Financial Group demonstrated significant buying activity in several exchange-traded funds (ETFs) during Q2 2026:
- VUG (Vanguard Information Technology ETF), which saw a massive increase of 484.1% in shares, representing one of the largest buying moves tracked for this quarter.
- MGK (Vanguard Small Cap Growth ETF) experienced a substantial increase of 403.81%, indicating strong confidence in small-cap growth stocks.
- NTAP (NetApp Inc.) shares increased by an impressive 1259.39%, highlighting a significant concentration on this specific technology stock.
Their buying interest also extended to other ETFs:
- SCHX (Schwab U.S. Small Cap ETF) was added, albeit with a slight decrease in shares (-1.69%) from the previous quarter.
- PREF (Principal Investment Grade Credit ETF) saw an increase of 9.4% in holdings, suggesting a continued interest in fixed income strategies through credit instruments.
- OPRT (Opportun Funds Corp.) was initiated with this quarter's data showing an increase of 19.49%.
Notable Sales and Reductions
Berger Financial Group also showed significant selling activity during Q2 2026:
- FTNT (Fortinet Inc.) experienced a sharp decline of -59.2%, indicating a major divestment from this technology stock.
- Their position in JCPB, another JPMorgan ETF holding, saw a decrease of -0.83%, suggesting they trimmed their exposure slightly during the quarter.
Additionally:
- HODL (VanEck Bitcoin ETF) saw a decrease of -3.46%, indicating reduced interest in cryptocurrency exposure.
- Their holdings in SCHWAB STRATEGIC TRUST funds, including SCHD (-7.02%) and SCHG (-9.42%), were reduced, though these funds still represent significant portions of the portfolio.
- Average allocation shifts: Holdings like JBND (-0.83%) and SCHX (-1.69%) also saw reductions during this period.
Overall Portfolio Observations
Berger Financial Group's portfolio, valued at $1.79 billion as of June 30, 2026, continues to be heavily weighted towards ETFs and fund holdings rather than individual stocks.
- Their largest allocation remains in Berger Financial Group Inc's own funds, with SCHD at 5.2% and SCHG at 4.92%, alongside substantial positions in VUG (4.87%) and RAAX.
- Technology sector exposure is maintained through individual stocks like AAPL and NTAP/FTNT, as well as the tech-focused ETF VUG.
The data suggests a dynamic portfolio with frequent adjustments, including 419 positions changed this quarter. Berger Financial Group appears to be actively managing its holdings across various asset classes and sectors during Q2 2026.