Lynch & Associates/In Portfolio Changes Q2 2026: Strategic Shifts in Tech and Mid-Cap Focus

Lynch & Associates/In's portfolio experienced notable changes during the second quarter of 2026, with significant additions to large-cap value funds like FELV offsetting minor reductions in established tech holdings.

By Insiderset.Jul 15, 2026, 8:35 AM
Lynch & Associates/In Portfolio Changes Q2 2026: Strategic Shifts in Tech and Mid-Cap Focus

For the period ending June 30th, 2026 (Q2), Lynch & Associates/In managed a substantial portfolio valued at $541.9 million.

The investment firm demonstrated active management by altering its positions in several key holdings during this quarter:

Prominent Purchases Observed

Lynch & Associates/In significantly increased exposure to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and specific sectors, reflecting a strategic allocation shift.

Notable Reductions in Holdings

In contrast to the significant additions, Lynch & Associates/In also reduced its positions in several established holdings during Q2:

Strategic Implications and Portfolio Insights

The overall portfolio held a total value of $541.9 million as of June 30th.

  • Lynch & Associates/In maintains a diversified holding count, currently standing at 119 positions.
  • The top five holdings by weight now account for approximately 22.4% of the portfolio value.
  • Sector-wise, Technology remains a significant component with an allocation of 17.42%, Healthcare follows closely at 15.03%, Financial Services is allocated 9.89%, Consumer Defensive accounts for 9.97%, and Industrials make up another 8.93%.
  • Other sectors include Communication Services (3.24%), Consumer Cyclical (5.11%), Energy (1.63%), Utilities (0.9%), and a substantial allocation to "Unknown" sector ETFs totaling $149 million, or 27.53%, which includes the FELV fund.

The observed buying activity primarily occurred in Q2 2026, while selling was more concentrated earlier periods as indicated by the data provided.

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