Oxler Private Wealth Llc Portfolio Shifts in Q2 2026: Focus on Growth and Technology
Oxler Private Wealth Llc's portfolio saw significant changes during the second quarter of 2026, with notable increases in several ETF holdings across different sectors.

Oxler Private Wealth Llc has released its portfolio data for Q2 2026 (as-of June 30th), revealing a dynamic investment strategy focused on growth and technology stocks. The firm's holdings show both strategic additions and reductions during the quarter.
Among the most significant changes, Oxler substantially increased its position in several exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Notably, Oxler Private Wealth Llc's stake in the ISHARES TR ETF tracking small-cap growth stocks (IWF) grew by 300.7%, adding a considerable number of shares during this period.
Other substantial purchases include the ISHARES TR (MAGS) tracking market alpha, which saw its position increase significantly by 39.28%. Similarly, STRATEGY INC (MSTR) experienced a substantial 68.88% jump in holdings, and VANGUARD INDEX FDS (VUG) grew by an impressive 500.52%. The position in CISCO SYS INC (CSCO) also increased substantially by 100.0%.
These additions suggest a continued interest from Oxler Private Wealth Llc in growth-oriented assets, including small-cap stocks via IWF and emerging tech companies like MSTR. The significant increases in VUG and CSCO further indicate confidence in specific sectors or individual stock performance within the broader market landscape.
In contrast to these strategic buys, the portfolio also reflected some exits from existing positions during Q2 2026. Shares of SPY (SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust) decreased by 11.78%, indicating a reduction in exposure to broad market tracking.
Furthermore, while not classified as large sells according to the disclosed indicators, several holdings saw substantial reductions including QQQ (-2.05%), VOO (-2.37%), and AMZN (-2.62%). The firm also scaled back positions in GOOGL (-1.14%) and MSFT (-0.86%), among others.
Overall, the portfolio adjustments by Oxler Private Wealth Llc this quarter appear to be focused on capitalizing on growth opportunities while strategically reducing exposure from certain large-cap tech holdings that experienced share declines or percentage decreases in their allocation.