Honeywell Extends ETF Buying Streak with $32.3 Million Inflow

Honeywell (HON) continued its streak of positive ETF activity on Thursday, October 1, 2026, with $32.3 million in net buying. This marked the fifth consecutive day of net inflows for the industrial technology company, as 36 ETFs purchased shares while 21 sold. The trend has been predominantly bullish, highlighted by a significant $647.7 million net inflow on September 28.

The largest ETF buyers included DIA, which added 148,350 shares worth $31.7 million, QQQ with $3.9 million, and XLI with $2.6 million. In total, 36 ETFs increased their stakes, while 21 reduced them. Honeywell, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, operates as a diversified industrial technology company with a market cap of $67.8 billion.

Over the past five reported days, ETFs have been net buyers on four occasions and net sellers on none. The stock's financials show trailing 12-month revenue of $39.03 billion, down 14.7% year over year, with a gross margin of 37.8% and a net margin of 22.8%. The stock trades at a P/E of 7.91, P/B of 3.6, and P/S of 1.74, and offers a dividend yield of 3.62%. Year-to-date, the stock is up 7.07%.

Investors will be watching to see if this streak of net ETF buying continues. The recent trend suggests strong interest in Honeywell's shares, particularly from major ETFs like DIA, QQQ, and XLI.