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The fund bought $136.7 million of stock and increased 381 positions, with no decreases.
The fund sold $143.7 million of stock and bought nothing on Friday, cutting 77 positions.
The $32.08 billion fund sold $168.0 million of stock and bought nothing, cutting 71 positions.
The fund bought $206.8 million more than it sold, with Apple's $14.6 million purchase the largest of its buys.
The fund traded $236.7 million in all, adding $30.7 million net across 47 increases and 28 decreases.
The fund bought $246.5 million of stock on Friday, Nov. 6, lifting 502 positions and selling none.
The fund bought $186.0 million of stock and sold nothing, lifting 354 positions, led by a new $30.1 million stake in Fox Class A.
The fund sold $482.3 million of stock and bought nothing, cutting all 76 positions while holding $3.74 billion in assets.
The fund bought $626.4 million of stock on Friday, led by $103.6 million of Apple and $93.6 million of Nvidia.
The fund added $1.04 billion in net buys, increasing all 101 positions and selling nothing.
The fund bought $2.21 billion of stock and sold nothing, lifting 498 positions across its $875.23 billion portfolio.
The $446.09 billion fund bought $2.82 billion of stock and sold nothing, lifting all 101 positions.
The fund bought $92.4 million of Rocket and $87.4 million of Deere, with net buying of $298.5 million against $516.4 million in gross trading.