Brookstone Capital Management: Significant ETF Purchases & Individual Stock Activity in Q3 2026

Brookstone Capital Management's portfolio filing for the period ending June 30, 2026 (Q3 2026), reveals substantial buying activity across several Vanguard and Innovator Exchange-Traded Funds, alongside notable changes to its holdings of individual stocks like NVIDIA.

By Insiderset.Jul 17, 2026, 12:08 PM
Brookstone Capital Management: Significant ETF Purchases & Individual Stock Activity in Q3 2026

Brookstone Capital Management's portfolio filing for the period ending June 30, 2026 (Q3 2026), indicates active management with significant shifts in holdings. The total portfolio value stood at $9.19 billion as of that date.

Prominent Purchases: Focus on ETFs

The most striking activity involved substantial increases in positions within Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Brookstone Capital Management significantly boosted its stake in the Vanguard Inflation-Protected Securities ETF (VUG), increasing shares by 521.94%. This was followed closely by purchases of large quantities of shares from Innovator ETFS Trust products, including INOVATOR ETFS TRUST (UNOV), (UOCT), and others, which saw multi-fold increases in this quarter.

Additionally, the investor demonstrated strong interest in specific individual stocks. There was a considerable increase in holdings of Apple Inc (AAPL), with shares rising by 9.69%. Similarly, positions in NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) and Ford Motor Company (F), both categorized under Consumer Cyclical, also increased during this period.

Notable Changes: ETF Flows Dominate

The bulk of the changes observed in Brookstone Capital Management's portfolio relate to its extensive holdings in various Vanguard and Innovator ETFs. While some positions like VUG saw massive inflows, others experienced significant reductions or exits.

In particular, the investor drastically reduced its exposure to certain Innovator ETFS Trust products. Holdings in INOVATOR ETFS TRUST (PNOV) decreased by 59.19%, while positions in (POCT) and (PDEC) also saw substantial declines, effectively exiting these positions. Furthermore, the position in INNOVATOR ETFS TRUST (UDEC) was reduced by 83.35%.

The investor also significantly scaled back its involvement with certain Vanguard ETFs, including VUG, which actually saw a huge increase as previously noted. Other notable exits or reductions occurred in positions like Ford (F) and the Innovator ETFS Trust product (PDEC).

Sector Allocation Shifts

The changes in holdings reflect a dynamic sector allocation. Brookstone Capital Management's portfolio continues to be heavily concentrated, with 68.61% allocated to 'Unknown' sectors (likely encompassing large-cap US stocks). Technology remains the second-largest sector at 11.55%, followed by Financial Services and Consumer Cyclical.

This quarter's actions saw continued investment in broad-market ETFs like QQQ (though its position decreased slightly) and VOO, alongside significant additions to specific ETFs like VUG. The reduction in positions within certain Innovator ETFS Trust products suggests a rebalancing effort or loss of confidence in those specific strategies.

Conclusion: Active ETF Trading Pattern

In summary, Brookstone Capital Management's Q3 2026 filing highlights an investor with a substantial portfolio heavily weighted towards US-listed equities and ETFs. The period was characterized by very large inflows into specific Vanguard and Innovator ETFs, particularly the Vanguard Inflation-Protected Securities ETF, alongside significant reductions or exits from other ETF positions within its Innovator ETFS Trust holdings.

The investor's pattern of buying and selling large quantities, especially through Exchange-Traded Funds, suggests a focus on capturing broad market movements or specific sector trends via fund strategies rather than deep fundamental analysis of individual stocks. For detailed insights into Brookstone Capital Management's investment activities, visit their profile.