CarMax filed Form 13F with the SEC regarding institutional holdings, noting a 24.0% decrease in its investment position during Q2.
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Updated Aug 16
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What happened
CarMax filed Form 13F with the SEC regarding institutional holdings, noting a 24.0% decrease in its investment position during Q2.
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The entities involved
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CarMax
US-based used car retailer
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SEC
Slovak company
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Fifth Third Bancorp
American bank holding company
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