Hartford Investment Management Co Q2 2023 vs. Q3 2023 13F Holdings Comparison
Ava Hoppe | 20 October, 2023
Hartford Investment Management Co, one of the leading investment management firms, recently released its Q2 2023 vs. Q3 2023 13F Holdings Comparison report. This report provides valuable insights into the changes in holdings of the fund during this period. In this article, we will summarize the key findings from the report, highlighting the companies that witnessed significant changes in their holdings.
APPLE INC (AAPL)
During the comparison period, Hartford Investment Management Co reduced its holdings in Apple Inc by 14.7%. The number of shares held by the firm decreased from 1,043,323 shares in Q2 2023 to 1,007,786 shares in Q3 2023. The value of the holdings also decreased from $202,373,000 to $172,543,000.
MICROSOFT CORP (MSFT)
Hartford Investment Management Co also reduced its holdings in Microsoft Corp by 10% during the comparison period. The number of shares held by the firm decreased from 526,681 shares in Q2 2023 to 511,295 shares in Q3 2023. The value of the holdings decreased from $179,355,000 to $161,441,000.
AMAZON COM INC (AMZN)
The firm's holdings in Amazon Com Inc witnessed a slight decrease of 3.6%. The number of shares held decreased from 628,401 shares in Q2 2023 to 621,017 shares in Q3 2023. The value of the holdings decreased from $81,918,000 to $78,943,000.
NVIDIA CORP (NVDA)
Hartford Investment Management Co's holdings in NVIDIA Corp remained relatively stable during the comparison period, with a marginal decrease of 0.3%. The number of shares held decreased from 176,044 shares in Q2 2023 to 170,606 shares in Q3 2023. The value of the holdings remained almost unchanged at $74,470,000.
ALPHABET INC CLASS A (GOOGL)
The firm increased its holdings in Alphabet Inc Class A (Google) by 6.1% during the comparison period. The number of shares held increased from 419,607 shares in Q2 2023 to 407,183 shares in Q3 2023. The value of the holdings also increased from $50,226,000 to $53,283,000.
TESLA INC (TSLA)
Hartford Investment Management Co witnessed a 4.8% decrease in its holdings in Tesla Inc during the comparison period. The number of shares held decreased from 189,455 shares in Q2 2023 to 188,668 shares in Q3 2023. The value of the holdings also decreased from $49,593,000 to $47,208,000.
These are just a few examples of the changes in holdings reported by Hartford Investment Management Co in its Q2 2023 vs. Q3 2023 13F Holdings Comparison report. The full report provides a comprehensive overview of the fund's holdings and the changes that occurred during this period.
It is important to note that the purpose of the 13F report is to provide transparency and insights into the investment strategies of institutional investors like Hartford Investment Management Co. This information can be valuable for investors looking to make informed decisions about their own investment portfolios.
In conclusion, Hartford Investment Management Co's Q2 2023 vs. Q3 2023 13F Holdings Comparison report highlights the changes in holdings of the fund during this period. It is essential for investors to stay updated on such reports to gain insights into the investment decisions of leading firms in the industry.
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