IWB posted a net outflow of $192.8 million on Friday, Oct. 30, with gross activity of $259.2 million against $47.60 billion in assets. It increased just 1 position and decreased 1,003, a broad trimming across the portfolio. The largest buy was a new position in Vylor (VYLR), with 458,552 shares added for $33.2 million, a 0.07% weight. On the sell side, the fund cut Apple (AAPL) by $16.2 million, NVIDIA (NVDA) by $15.5 million, Microsoft (MSFT) by $12.6 million, Amazon.com (AMZN) by $7.6 million and Alphabet Class A (GOOGL) by $5.3 million, with no positions fully exited.
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