Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc Q2 2026 Portfolio Changes: Major Buys & Sells Observed
Charles Schwab Investment Management's portfolio saw significant shifts in Q2 2026, highlighted by substantial purchases of SCHG and KLAC ETFs alongside notable sales like SPIB.

According to the latest filing from Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc, their portfolio experienced considerable activity during Q2 2026, marked by both strategic additions and disposals of various holdings.
The investor's portfolio comprises a diverse range of assets, totaling $737.2 billion as of June 30th, 2026. They manage a large number of positions across different sectors, reflecting their broad investment mandate.
Prominent Purchases Observed in Q2 2026
Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc demonstrated significant buying activity this quarter. The most notable purchase was the ETF SCHG, which saw a massive increase of 78,478,827 shares (representing an astronomical +180.39% change). This substantial acquisition suggests strong confidence in the underlying investment strategy or benchmark associated with this fund.
Another significant addition was KLA Corp (KLAC), evidenced by a huge +954.71% increase in shares, equivalent to adding approximately 9.4 million new shares. This indicates a major strategic move towards the Technology sector via this particular holding.
Further notable buying occurred with Devon Energy Corp New (DVN), where the investor increased their position by nearly +100% through the purchase of an additional 19,152,103 shares. This substantial stake increase points to a significant allocation towards energy sector equities.
Significant Sales and Reductions in Q2 2026
In contrast to their buying activities, Charles Schwab Investment Management also disposed of several holdings during the quarter. The ETF SPIB, part of the SPDR Series Trust, experienced a dramatic reduction with a -60.88% decrease in shares (a loss of 11,646,797 units). This was one of the largest percentage reductions observed.
Additionally, they sold or reduced their position in SCHWAB STRATEGIC TR (FNDX), which saw a -10.6% change (-4,445,289 shares), and another SCHWAB Strategic Trust fund, (FNDA), with a -23.45% reduction (-4,202,732 shares). These actions highlight adjustments within their own suite of products.
Other sales included the ETF ISHARES TR (GOVT) (+104.85%), which saw a substantial increase in its position rather than decrease; wait no, looking back at data: GOVT actually increased by +104.85% through share purchases.
The investor also sold or reduced shares of Ford Motor Co (F) (-9.91%) and several other holdings like AVGO (-9.91%), AAPL (-0.95%), NVDA (-0.36%), MSFT (-0.42%), etc., though the magnitude of change for these was less pronounced than their major purchases.
Overall, Q2 2026 saw Charles Schwab Investment Management actively managing its portfolio with a clear focus on large-scale buying in specific ETFs and equities while also making significant reductions elsewhere. These changes reflect ongoing adjustments to capture performance or rebalance exposures according to their investment strategy.
Key Takeaways from the Portfolio Changes
The observed activities suggest that Charles Schwab Investment Management is prioritizing certain sectors for growth, notably Technology through purchases like KLAC and SCHG. Their significant stake increase in DVN also points towards an interest or allocation within the Energy sector.
Conversely, they appear to be reducing exposure in areas such as SPDR ETFs (SPIB) and potentially others indicated by moderate decreases across various holdings. The fact that both large buys and sells were recorded indicates a dynamic approach to portfolio management focused on optimizing performance based on market opportunities and risk assessment.
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