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Baron SMID Cap ETF exits Wynn Resorts stake in third quarter

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Baron Capital’s Baron SMID Cap ETF sold its Wynn Resorts holding during the third quarter, according to a letter to investors by portfolio managers Laird Bieger and Randy Gwirtzman. The managers did not explain the sale; the ETF held no gaming stocks after the exit, while Baron’s Baron First Principles ETF retained a 2.27% position in Red Rock Resorts as of 30 September.

The sale changes one fund’s casino exposure, while Baron retains a separate holding in Red Rock Resorts.

End-of-day close Wynn Resorts (WYNN), USD, to 3 November 2026
Story date21 September 20263 November 2026

Latest reported results

Wynn Resorts NASDAQ: WYNN

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
USD 1.86bn
Operating income
USD 297.6m10-Q filing 0001174922-26-000055

Red Rock Resorts NASDAQ: RRR

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
USD 510.3m10-Q filing 0001653653-26-000013
Operating income
USD 136.0m10-Q filing 0001653653-26-000013

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