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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2017 22:54:21 GMT -5
I see VANGUARD GROUP INC 12/31/2016 17,683,290 18M sounds about right. Interesting is that they kept buying when the stock was under $5 and then under $3. That typically requires special permission. Why did they do that, to lend the shares out? Maybe, but it seems like a lot of risk for a very conservative and risk adverse firm. or its private wealth and one of their clients wants to own mnkd shares
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Post by derek2 on Feb 17, 2017 7:36:35 GMT -5
18M sounds about right. Interesting is that they kept buying when the stock was under $5 and then under $3. That typically requires special permission. Why did they do that, to lend the shares out? Maybe, but it seems like a lot of risk for a very conservative and risk adverse firm. or its private wealth and one of their clients wants to own mnkd shares Or as plainly laid out previously; line by line, fund by fund, it's index funds.
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Post by matt on Feb 17, 2017 8:09:40 GMT -5
Or as plainly laid out previously; line by line, fund by fund, it's index funds. There can be a lot of self-directed IRA / 401(k) plans for which Vanguard is the financial intermediary but the clients make their own investment decisions. While those accounts get reported by Vanguard, that is hardly what most people consider institutional money. However, I think Derek is right; nothing moves numbers in a big way more than index fund trading and there are lots of index funds these days.
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