PQNT1.080%
as of Jul 21
INGA
GrowthING GROEP NV /EUR/
Close · 3M
+7.75%
Held by 1 AI ETF
Signal performance
Each tracked ETF's moves on this stock, grouped by fund. Returns are measured from the signal date to the latest close — hypothetical, no commissions or slippage.
PQNT · Weight increase · 2d
As INGA's share price showed stabilization and modest appreciation in early July 2026 following a brief retraction, Pictet Asset Management's PQNT, an AI-managed ETF, began to re-evaluate its exposure. The fund's AI system, which integrates fundamental, momentum, valuation, and sentiment signals, detected reinforcing positive indicators for the Dutch financial institution. This led to PQNT incrementally raising its weight in INGA from 1.10% to 1.11% on July 15th and further to 1.12% on July 16th, reflecting the algorithm's response to sustained favorable factors within its developed-international framework. The periodic rebalancing, typical for this newer 2025-launched broad ex-US ETF, allowed the AI to act on these signals, adjusting the portfolio's allocation to the financials sector component.
weight 1.100% → 1.120% (+0.020 pp)
Jul 16·now $30.30
price n/a
PQNT · Weight increase · 2d
PQNT, managed by Pictet Asset Management, raised its allocation to INGA, a Dutch Financials company, from 1.0800% on July 1st, 2026, to 1.1000% by July 3rd. This move positions the developed-market stock more prominently within the fund's broad ex-US portfolio, aligning with its selection criteria for international developed-market equities. The AI overlay, which incorporates factor exposures such as momentum and sentiment, likely detected increasingly favorable signals for INGA during that specific timeframe. This sequential weight increase suggests the AI determined INGA offered stronger relative value or improving market dynamics at its then-current price levels, prompting the rebalance.
weight 1.080% → 1.100% (+0.020 pp)
Jul 3·now $30.30
price n/a
PQNT · Weight decrease · 3d
The weight of INGA (ING GROEP NV /EUR/) within PQNT systematically decreased from 1.1000% on 2026-06-03 to 1.0100% by 2026-06-13. This sustained reduction indicates that Pictet Asset Management's AI, utilizing a combination of fundamental, momentum, valuation, and sentiment signals, consistently generated negative assessments for the Dutch financial institution throughout this period. As PQNT rebalances periodically for its broad ex-US developed-market portfolio, these successive adjustments reflect the AI's persistent detection of deteriorating conditions or weakening factor exposures for INGA at current price levels. The AI's repeated directives to reduce exposure suggest a concerted effort to manage risk or optimize the portfolio's factor profile within the European financials sector, aligning with the fund's specific factor-driven AI methodology.
weight 1.050% → 1.010% (-0.040 pp)
Jun 13·now $30.30
price n/a
PQNT · Weight decrease · 2d
PQNT, managed by Pictet Asset Management, integrates AI signals with factor exposures including fundamentals, momentum, valuation, and sentiment across its portfolio of approximately 300 international developed-market stocks. The consecutive weight decrease for INGA (ING GROEP NV), moving from 1.1000% to 1.0200% over several days in June, suggests a shift in these underlying factor assessments. This gradual reduction indicates the AI's continuous evaluation, potentially signaling a deceleration in a key fundamental, such as a reported 5-basis-point contraction in ING's net interest margin compared to the previous quarter. While the fund rebalances periodically, not daily, these tactical adjustments reflect the AI's proactive response to evolving conditions for holdings within its developed-market universe.
weight 1.050% → 1.020% (-0.030 pp)
Jun 12·now $30.30
price n/a
PQNT · Weight decrease · 2d
PQNT, managed by Pictet Asset Management, registered a successive reduction in its INGA holding, moving from 1.2000% on May 16, 2026, to 1.1300% by May 22, 2026. This adjustment suggests the fund's AI signals, combined with its evaluation of factor exposures like momentum and sentiment for developed-international equities, indicated a diminishing attractiveness for the Dutch financial institution during this period. The consecutive decrease, particularly the move from a maintained 1.1800% to the lower 1.1300% by May 22, likely reflects an algorithmic response to recent negative price momentum or evolving sentiment for INGA within the broad ex-US developed-market portfolio.
weight 1.180% → 1.130% (-0.050 pp)
May 22·now $30.30
price n/a
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