PROSHARES TR

Larry Mathis Financial Planning's position in this ProShares fund shows two numbers that can't both be true: a share count that rose from 64,842 to a reported 14,799,563 — a jump of more than 22,000% — sitting beside a dollar value that grew by just $407,389, roughly 8%. A real purchase of that scale would have required spending tens of millions of dollars at the fund's own price; the actual dollar change is nowhere close. The share figure for this one holder looks like a data anomaly rather than a real trade, and shouldn't be read as one. What the clean numbers elsewhere in the filing show is a fund whose price barely moved this quarter (roughly $77.66 to $78.33, confirmed consistently across three other holders) and a small group of institutions trading modestly around that stable price. SteelPeak Wealth cut its position 47.4% — the quarter's one real sale of size — while Certified Advisory Corp trimmed a smaller 3.1%. Farther Finance Advisors and Spire Wealth Management both added (up 10.8% and 8.4%). With only 5 institutions holding $9.4 million of this fund combined, Larry Mathis Financial Planning's dollar position remains the largest at 57.7% of tracked value — that part of the picture is real, even though its reported share count for this quarter is not.