Hardworking Capital Advisors LLC: Concentrated ETF Buys in Q2 2026
Hardworking Capital Advisors significantly increased its holdings of SPY and BIL during Q2 2026, while reducing exposure to other large positions like JPST and GSY.
As reported for the period ending June 30, 2026, Hardworking Capital Advisors LLC (hardworking-capital-advisors-llc) demonstrated a clear focus on ETF purchases and selective reductions in its portfolio.
The firm's most notable buying activity this quarter was concentrated within Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). The largest purchase involved SPY, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, acquiring an additional 20,007 shares. This substantial increase pushed its allocation to over 12% of the total portfolio value and represents a full replacement of prior holdings in this fund. For more details on SPY, visit SPY.
Another significant ETF purchase was made in BIL, the SPDR Series Trust that tracks short-term Treasury bonds. Hardworking Capital Advisors bought an additional 13,208 shares during Q2 2026, resulting in a nearly 42% increase for this holding and boosting its portfolio weight to approximately 3.3%. Learn more about BIL at BIL.
Additionally, the firm bolstered its position in GSY, the Invesco Actively Managed Emerging Markets ETF. They added 9,495 shares (an increase of about 8.98%), contributing to a portfolio allocation just under 4%. More information on GSY can be found at GSY.
On the reduction side, Hardworking Capital Advisors decreased its holdings in several ETFs. The firm sold shares of JPST, the JPMorgan U.S. Exchange-Traded Fund focused on large-cap value stocks, reducing its stake by 8,131 shares (about 8.1%). This action lowered JPST's portfolio allocation to roughly 6.7%. Details about JPST are available at JPST.
Other ETFs saw reductions but not as drastic: holdings in BAPR, PMAR, and PJAN (all Innovator ETFs) were decreased by approximately 6-5%, while DSEP was reduced slightly. However, the data does not indicate any large-scale selling activities through these funds during this period.
Furthermore, Hardworking Capital Advisors also purchased shares in individual stocks: MINT, an ETF focused on short-term municipal bonds, saw a purchase of 58977 shares (though its value decreased slightly). They also added positions to INNOVATOR ETFS TRUST products like BAPR, PMAR, and PJAN. For more details on MINT, visit MINT.
In summary, the portfolio filing for Q2 2026 highlights a strategic approach by Hardworking Capital Advisors focused heavily on ETFs. The quarter saw significant additions to SPY and BIL, reinforcing exposure to broad market indices and short-term Treasuries respectively.