LiveWire Group (LVWR) is up 76.6% today. Here is some analysis on what might have caused this price movement.
Analysis: The sharp move appears tied to a strong reaction to second-quarter results released on July 23, 2026, which showed much faster revenue growth and a slightly narrower operating loss. Investors also seem to be responding to signs that motorcycle and STACYC sales are improving, even though the company still expects a sizable full-year operating loss.
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Sources:
LiveWire Investor Relations, SEC, Harley-Davidson Investor Relations
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$LVWR Hedge Fund Activity
We have seen 26 institutional investors add shares of $LVWR stock to their portfolio, and 29 decrease their positions in their most recent quarter.
Here are some of the largest recent moves:
- BLACKROCK, INC. removed 1,142,617 shares (-52.3%) from their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $1,896,744
- JANE STREET GROUP, LLC added 189,523 shares (+890.0%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $314,608
- GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC removed 181,403 shares (-26.4%) from their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $301,128
- UBS GROUP AG removed 127,213 shares (-97.6%) from their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $211,173
- NORTHERN TRUST CORP removed 120,253 shares (-50.9%) from their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $199,619
- HRT FINANCIAL LP added 89,982 shares (+inf%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $149,370
- MILLENNIUM MANAGEMENT LLC added 83,464 shares (+inf%) to their portfolio in Q1 2026, for an estimated $138,550
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