Parkway Wealth Management Group's Significant ETF Purchases in Q2 2026
This quarter, Parkway Wealth Management Group increased its holdings significantly across several Vanguard and Global X exchange-traded funds.
As of June 30th, 2026, Parkway Wealth Management Group has shown notable activity in their portfolio. The firm focused on increasing positions within various Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), particularly those tracking technology, healthcare, consumer cyclical, and industrials sectors.
The most substantial purchase during this period was the VUG ETF from Vanguard. Parkway increased their stake in VUG by a staggering 495%, acquiring an additional 950,004 shares to reach a total of 1,141,794 shares, now representing approximately 11.36% of the portfolio.
Additionally, Parkway demonstrated strong interest in several other ETFs:
- DTCR, a Global X fund, saw its position increase by 100% (adding all previous shares) to become one of the quarter's largest holdings.
- The UFO ETF also experienced a full 100% position increase, adding another significant chunk of assets.
- PFXF, from Van Eck ETF Trust, was added or significantly increased to now account for 1.69%.
- Their stake in the SPDR Series Trust (XTL) also grew by 100%.
- ICLN, from iShares, saw its position increase by a full 100%, adding all previous shares.
This buying activity was concentrated in specific sectors:
- Parkway Wealth Management Group boosted its Technology sector exposure through purchases of HPE, INTC, and the SPDR ETF.
- CNC, representing Healthcare, was also added or increased significantly.
- Their Consumer Cyclical holdings were bolstered by adding HPE.
- Parkway's Communication Services allocation saw an increase via the addition of T (AT&T) ETF.
In contrast, Parkway also disposed of several positions during this quarter:
- T (AT&T), despite being a stock within the Communication Services sector, was sold entirely.
- The SHLD ETF from Global X experienced an almost 96% reduction in holdings.
- SGOV, another iShares fund, saw its position decrease by nearly 98%, exiting the portfolio almost completely.
- Parkway also sold out of BTG.
Furthermore, they partially reduced their exposure to other ETFs like EUFN, SPLG, and exited positions in SHLD. Overall, the portfolio shows a dynamic shift with Parkway increasing allocations across several key sectors through substantial ETF purchases.
The complete list of holdings can be found on the investor profile page at InsiderSet.