STEREOTAXIS INC

The most interesting Q/Q movement is the simultaneous trimming at Renaissance Technologies and Prescott Group. Renaissance — a name whose quant edge tends to favor liquidity and predictable factor loadings — reduced its STXS position by roughly 17% in value and approximately 76,000 shares, from 448,000 to 372,500. Prescott was more decisive, reducing by approximately 74% in share terms, from 901,000 to 237,500 shares. Neither action is necessarily a fundamental sell thesis; both managers rotate aggressively. But two cuts of this size in one quarter, in a name with only 112 institutional holders, materially changes the overhang structure.

Offsetting that outflow were three additions worth noting. SEI Investments built its position by approximately $383,000 (roughly +154% in shares, from 248,000 to 519,000) and Goldman Sachs opened a new $495,000 stake — modest in absolute terms but symbolically relevant: Goldman's name tends to appear when a stock has cleared enough liquidity and analyst-coverage threshold that a systematic or fundamental allocation becomes structurally feasible. Vanguard Capital Management also filed a new $5.5 million passive-style entry, although the shape — large round lot, no prior position — reads like an ETF or index-product rebalance rather than a discretionary decision; Vanguard Fiduciary Trust Co filed a smaller new entry at the same time, reinforcing that a chunk of this name's institutional presence is mechanical.