Capitol Family Office, Inc. Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight E Transaction History

Capitol Family Office, Inc.

$70.6 Million
Q1 2025

A detailed history of Capitol Family Office, Inc. transactions in Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight E stock. As of the latest transaction made, Capitol Family Office, Inc. holds 5,939 shares of RSP stock, worth $1.04 Million. This represents 1.46% of its overall portfolio holdings.

Number of Shares

5,939

Previous 21,851 72.82%

Holding current value

$1.04 Million

Previous $3.79 Million 72.84%

% of portfolio

1.46%

Previous 5.28%

8 transactions

Quarter	Operation	Price Per share	shares change	shares Held
Q1 2025 Apr 24, 2025	SELL	$169.43 - $182.84 $2.7 Million - $2.91 Million	-15,912 Reduced 72.82%	5,939 $1.03 Million
Q4 2024 Jan 23, 2025	SELL	$174.22 - $187.62 $160,979 - $173,360	-924 Reduced 4.06%	21,851 $3.83 Million
Q3 2024 Oct 29, 2024	SELL	$162.83 - $179.16 $56,502 - $62,168	-347 Reduced 1.5%	22,775 $4.08 Million
Q2 2024 Jul 24, 2024	SELL	$159.21 - $168.37 $325,266 - $343,979	-2,043 Reduced 8.12%	23,122 $3.8 Million
Q1 2024 Apr 15, 2024	SELL	$153.84 - $169.37 $163,993 - $180,548	-1,066 Reduced 4.06%	25,165 $4.26 Million
Q4 2023 Jan 09, 2024	SELL	$133.66 - $158.41 $110,135 - $130,529	-824 Reduced 3.05%	26,231 $4.14 Million
Q3 2023 Oct 10, 2023	BUY	$141.04 - $155.0 $3.38 Million - $3.71 Million	23,962 Added 774.72%	27,055 $3.83 Million
Q2 2023 Jul 17, 2023	BUY	$139.61 - $149.64 $431,813 - $462,836	3,093 New	3,093 $462,000

Others Institutions Holding RSP

# of Institutions

2,133

Shares Held

291M

Call Options Held

9.04M

Put Options Held

18.2M

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Capitol Family Office, Inc. Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight E Transaction History