ISHARES CORE S&P MIDCAP ETF

IJH Q1 2026 institutional ownership is an $81.4B book across 2,569 holders. Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management is the largest holder at $8.7B (128.8M shares, +5.4%, +$463M). Bank of America is second at $4.5B (67.2M shares, -0.4%, slight trim). BNY Mellon is third at $4.0B (58.7M shares, +0.2%, +$102M). Wells Fargo is fourth at $3.6B (53.5M shares, +7.3%, +$157M). FMR/Fidelity is fifth at $3.6B (53.0M shares, +21.8%, +$428M). Goldman Sachs $2.7B (+35.5%, +$782M) -- biggest buyer. Morgan Stanley $2.5B (slight trim -0.3%). Raymond James $2.5B (+2.7%, +$96M). Envestnet $2.4B (+5.9%, +$176M). BlackRock $1.9B (+4.4%, +$127M). UBS Group $1.6B (+5.3%, +$110M). Northern Trust $1.6B (+2.6%, +$61M). JPMorgan $1.1B (+0.8%, +$33M). LPL Financial $1.6B (-22.3%, -$364M) -- largest seller. RBC $1.5B (-12.5%, -$178M). Fifth Third $500M (+38.1%, +$191M). First Command $1.1B (+0.5%, +$33M). KeyBank $618M (+0.6%, +$20M). Regions Financial $685M (+0.8%, +$27M). Truist Financial $672M (+1.0%, +$61M). Mariner $1.1B (+1.0%, +$95M). Financial Engines $533M (-0.6%, -$9M). Ameriprise $587M (-0.1%, slight trim). New positions: none reported in top-20. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money-signal read: IJH Q1 2026 holder flows are bullishly skewed toward active equity managers. Goldman Sachs +$782M (+35.5%) and Fidelity +$428M (+21.8%) represent meaningful increases in mid-cap equity exposure from marquee active managers. The seller cohort (LPL -$364M, RBC -$178M, Northwestern Mutual IM -$161M) is smaller in absolute terms than the buyer cohort. The net read: moderately bullish for mid-cap U.S. equities, with Goldman and Fidelity leading the conviction.