Massachusetts Wealth Management Q2 2026 Portfolio Activity: Strategic Buys and ETF Adjustments

Massachusetts Wealth Management's portfolio saw notable changes in Q2 2026, with significant additions to JPMorgan ETFs and select sector SPDR Trust holdings.

By Insiderset.Aug 6, 2026, 1:28 AM
Massachusetts Wealth Management Q2 2026 Portfolio Activity: Strategic Buys and ETF Adjustments

As of June 30th, 2026, Massachusetts Wealth Management has reported specific changes to its investment strategy for the quarter. The firm's portfolio saw both strategic buying and adjustments in existing positions during this period.

The investor was particularly active in Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), notably increasing their stake in J P Morgan ETF TR (JPST) by 10,260 shares or approximately 10.01%, representing a significant allocation growth of $531k this quarter.

Additionally, Massachusetts Wealth Management added positions to several Select Sector SPDR Trusts:

  • XLE: Increased by 1863 shares (2.43% value change)
  • XLF: Increased by 1788 shares (1.71% allocation increase)
  • XLP: Increased by 1025 shares (3.35% value change)
  • XLI: Increased by 655 shares (1.7% value change)
  • XLK: Increased by 617 shares (1.05% value change)
  • XLV: Increased by 890 shares (3.72% value change)

Furthermore, the investor initiated a new position with Best Buy Inc (BBY), acquiring 10,876 shares representing approximately $825k in value and adding about 0.31% to their portfolio allocation.

The firm also established a position in Amplify ETF Trust (HACK) during this quarter, investing $532k worth of the fund's shares.

On the reduction side, Massachusetts Wealth Management decreased its holdings slightly across several sectors:

  • GEV: Reduced by 35 shares (0.58% value change)
  • C: Reduced by 210 shares (-0.41% value change)
  • HAL: Reduced by 575 shares (1.39% value change)
  • COP: Reduced by 425 shares (-0.98% value change)
  • FCX: Reduced by 675 shares (-1.27% value change)

These adjustments reflect a nuanced approach to portfolio management, with the investor focusing on specific ETFs and individual stocks while making minor reductions elsewhere.