WINN bid-ask spread and liquidity

Harbor Long-Term Growers ETF
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As of Oct 22, 2026, WINN’s median bid-ask spread over 30 days was 0.06%.

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IQ Liquidity Score

3 of 6 measured · Oct 22, 2026
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Not scored
0 · Hard to trade100 · Trades like a giant

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Cost to trade
0.06% median spread, 30 days to Oct 22, 2026
76.1
Capacity
Holdings can absorb $4.5bn a day, Oct 22, 2026
100.0
Price fidelity
Not measured · 14 days of closing premium are held, under the 20 needed
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Primary market
6 active dealers of 14; largest 50% of creations and redemptions, N-CEN to Oct 31, 2025
85.0
Bad-day behaviour
Not measured · 0 of the 10 worst days and 14 other days are held, under the 5 and 60 needed
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Depth
Not measured · needs trade and quote data (Phase 2)
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Cost for your order

One way, half its 30-day median spread; sizes above $10,000 are estimates
WINN: cost for your order at each size, round trip
OrderDollarsPercentBasis
$1,000$0.300.03%spread
$10,000$3.000.03%spread
$100,000$350.035%estimate
$1,000,000$4670.047%estimate

Spread 0.06% median, 30 days to Oct 22, 2026. Above $10,000 the cost adds an estimate of market impact that grows with the order against the holdings’ capacity; a patient limit pays less.

Premium or discount to value

Daily, 14 days to Oct 22, 2026 · the ±1% band marked
WINN premium or discount to NAV, 14 days+1%0−1%Oct 2, 2026Oct 22, 2026
Latest close, Oct 22
+0.06%
95% of days within
±0.09%
Days more than 1% from NAV
0 of 14
Widest
+0.09%, Oct 20, 2026

Close against the NAV its issuer struck the same day, from the issuer. Source: ETFIQ.

Capacity

What the holdings can absorb a day, at 10% of each one’s volume
Holdings can absorb
$4.5bn

WINN’s holdings can absorb $4.5bn a day, measured on its own holdings, as of Oct 22, 2026. A $1m order is 0.02% of a day’s capacity.

The holding that sets the limit: Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc (HLT), 1.01% of the fund, $456m a day traded, the median of 20 days to Oct 22, 2026. Capacity is the least of the holding-level ratios over the holdings making up 95% of the weight.

Dealers

Authorized participants · N-CEN, the year to Oct 31, 2025
Active dealers
6
of 14 authorized
Largest
50%
of creations and redemptions
One dealer
No
6 active

6 of 14 authorized participants created or redeemed WINN shares in the year to Oct 31, 2025. From the fund’s Form N-CEN, filed Jan 12, 2026.

The active authorized participants, largest first, by share of the dollars created and redeemed: Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC (50.3%), Merrill Lynch Professional Clearing Corp. (23.7%), Virtu Americas LLC (16.2%), Citadel Securities LLC (8.9%), RBC Capital Markets, LLC (0.6%), J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (0.2%). 8 more were listed and created or redeemed nothing.

How to trade WINN

To buy or to sell, up to $100,000
Order type
Limit: midpoint + 2¢ to buy, midpoint − 2¢ to sell.At the Oct 22 close of $33.48, that’s $33.50 to buy and $33.46 to sell.
When
ETF spreads are usually widest in the first minutes after the open and the last before the close.
Size
Up to $45m is 1% of what its holdings can absorb in a day, for a buy or a sell.
Watch
The premium. On 95% of days it is within ±0.09%; beyond that a buyer pays more, and a seller gets less, than the holdings are worth.
Phase 2 · drawn now, filled when trade data arrives
Spread through the dayComing with trade data

Median spread by half hour, 30 days.

Buyers against sellersComing with trade data

Share of volume at the ask against at the bid.

Retail flow, estimatedComing with trade data

Sub-penny prints as a share of volume.

Large tradesComing with trade data

Prints above $500k, count and share.

Closing auctionComing with trade data

Share of the day’s volume at the close.

Questions people ask

What is WINN’s bid-ask spread?

0.06% of the midpoint, the median over the 30 days to Oct 22, 2026, as its issuer states it. Half of it is about 2¢ a share at the Oct 22 close.

Does WINN trade at a premium or discount to NAV?

It closed +0.06% from its NAV on Oct 22, 2026. On 95% of the 14 days to then it was within ±0.09%, and it closed more than 1% from NAV on 0 of them.

Who is the AP for WINN?

WINN’s latest Form N-CEN, for the period ending Oct 31, 2025, lists 14 authorized participants (APs), and 6 created or redeemed shares. The largest were Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC (50.3%), Merrill Lynch Professional Clearing Corp. (23.7%), Virtu Americas LLC (16.2%) of the dollars its APs created and redeemed.

Who is the LMM for WINN?

WINN is on none of the lead market maker (LMM) lists ETFIQ reads, from NYSE Arca, Cboe BZX and Nasdaq. Each list covers only that exchange’s own program, so this does not mean it has no LMM.

What does it cost to trade $10,000 of WINN?

About $3.00 one way, 0.03%: half its 30-day median spread. In and out costs twice that.

How do I place a limit order for WINN?

Set the limit at the midpoint + 2¢ to buy, or the midpoint − 2¢ to sell, in your broker’s quote. At the Oct 22 close of $33.48, that’s $33.50 to buy and $33.46 to sell.
Sources and dates
SpreadHarbor (fund page), 30-day median · to Oct 22, 2026
Premium to NAVETFIQ, close against the issuer’s NAV · Oct 2, 2026 to Oct 22, 2026
CapacityETFIQ, each holding’s 20-day median dollar volume · to Oct 22, 2026
DealersForm N-CEN · the year to Oct 31, 2025
Where to next
ETF trading costs and liquidity→Cost-to-trade checker→Why low volume does not mean illiquidguide →Limit orders vs market orders for ETFsguide →How the IQ Liquidity Score is builtmethod →WINN fund page→
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