Hansen & Associates Makes Significant ETF Purchases in Q2 2026
Hansen & Associates Financial Group made substantial changes to its portfolio during the second quarter of 2026, including notable purchases and sales.

In the second quarter ending June 30th, Hansen & Associates Financial Group demonstrated active management of its investments. The firm's portfolio saw significant shifts as it both acquired and disposed of various exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Selling Activity: Hansen divested from several holdings during this period. Notably, the investor sold shares in GOOGL, resulting in an approximately 83% decrease in its position for that stock. The firm also significantly reduced its stake in VIXM (PROSHARES TR II), which experienced a nearly -45% change percentage.
Purchasing Activity: Hansen & Associates focused on acquiring several ETFs, boosting their portfolio allocation. The most substantial purchase was in XLK, the Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF, which saw a remarkable +176% change percentage and now accounts for about 3.2% of the portfolio. Similarly, significant buying occurred in QQQ (INVESCO QQQ ETF) with a +393% change percentage allocation increase to approximately 2.17%. The firm also increased its position in VTI, the Vanguard Index Fund, by about +485%, adding roughly another 2.08% allocation.
Furthermore, Hansen purchased shares in SPY (the SPDR S&P 500 ETF), increasing its allocation by approximately +100%. The firm also added to the XLE position, albeit modestly with a +5.96% change percentage.
This quarter's actions reflect Hansen & Associates' strategic approach to managing its investments. The firm sold positions in GOOGL and VIXM, while simultaneously increasing stakes in several other ETFs, including those focused on Technology (XLK), the broader market (SPY), popular tech sector baskets (QQQ), and broad index funds like VTI.
Overall, Hansen & Associates Financial Group showed a pattern of buying into certain sectors or themes while exiting others during Q2 2026. Their significant purchases suggest confidence in specific areas of the market landscape at that time.