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MarketBeat reports that International Assets Investment Management, Leelyn Smith and StoneX Group raised their Advanced Micro Devices stakes in the third quarter.
MarketBeat reports that three investment firms increased their positions in Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) during the third quarter, based on regulatory filings.
International Assets Investment Management LLC raised its holdings by 4.1%, according to its latest 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. MarketBeat says the fund owned 32,779 shares of the semiconductor company, and the headline cites a purchase of 1,282 shares.
Leelyn Smith LLC increased its stake by 13.6% in the same quarter and held 11,743 shares, per MarketBeat. A separate MarketBeat headline says StoneX Group Inc. purchased 3,233 AMD shares.
Institutional investors disclose their holdings in periodic filings with U.S. regulators, and outlets such as MarketBeat regularly report on these changes.
Quarterly filings like these show how some institutional investors positioned in AMD, though they cover only a past period and individual funds.
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