Sector fund holdings

How can I find popular stocks among fund managers?

1.Select "Fund Holding Trends" from "Holdings" menu.



2. Refine your analysis down to a sector level and see which are the popular stocks within a sector by clicking on "Sector" button from header menu of the page.





3. Select the sectors of your choice and click OK.



Tips
         * See the least popular stocks by click on "Position" and selecting "Decreased" 



* Click on the stock name to review detailed fund holding activities for a particular stock. 

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