As of June 30, 2026, Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (Symbol: VTI) was held by 27 hedge funds, with a notable aggregate share count drop of approximately 77.06%, from 85,166,846 shares to 19,533,581 shares. This represents a decline of 65,633,265 shares, highlighting a significant reduction in holdings among these investors during the quarter.
In the most recent 13F filings, 16 funds increased their VTI positions, while 7 diminished theirs, and 2 established new positions. The total market value change across all positions amounted to an increase of $518,901,000, demonstrating substantial investment activity despite the overall decline in share count.
Key contributors to the VTI share movement included Koshinski Asset Management, which increased its holdings by 578,718 shares (valued at $126,863,000), and DT Investment Partners, adding 590,506 shares (worth $51,444,000). This data encapsulates trends in institutional investing and suggests differing strategies among hedge funds regarding VTI.
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