Einstein is the last portfolio to be reviewed in February. The current asset allocation is designed to be recession resistant while still providing some room for capital appreciation. The portfolio is not completely in balance, but should be in another month or so, depending on price changes.
Archives for February 2026
Carson Portfolio Review: 26 February 2026
Rachel Carson is the portfolio up for review this morning. As the oldest Sector BPI portfolio I look to this one to see if the sector hypothesis is working out according to plan. Thus far the data is quite positive as readers and followers of the Sector BPI model will soon see. No changes are […]
Schrodinger Portfolio Update: 24 February 2026
We begin the last week of February with an update of the Schrodinger, the single Robo Advisor portfolio tracked here on the ITA blog. The Schrodinger has been operating for approximately 8.5 years. I use a start date of 12/31/2021 in order to compare the performance with much younger portfolios. Over the past four plus […]
Darwin 2026 Portfolio Review: 20 February 2026
US Equities continue their consolidation pattern in the 6800-7000 range of the SPX (S&P500 Index) with a 1.1% gain from last week’s close:
Franklin Sector BPI Portfolio Update: 20 February 2026
Franklin is nearly 40 months old and still thriving as one of three Sector BPI portfolios. Named after Rosalind Franklin, this portfolio is holding its own when compared to any of the six Internal Rate of Return (IRR) benchmarks and the Jensen Performance Index. The Jensen is also known as the Jensen Alpha. Investors interested […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 18 February 2026
While the Bohr portfolio is an Asset Allocation style portfolio, the emphasis is more on generating income than focusing on growth. As a result the Bohr is not one of the better performing portfolio when compared to any of the six benchmarks I track here at ITA. Should we see a market correction or worse […]
Millikan Portfolio Review: 17 February 2026
Millikan is the Asset Allocation portfolio up for review this morning. I added SCHD as another dividend oriented asset knowing there is overlap with VYM and VIG. Dividends are used to keep asset classes in balance. Since cash is at a premium and I don’t plan on selling existing holdings, I’ll wait for any infusion […]
Dirac 2026 Portfolio Review: 13 February, 2026
The objective of the Dirac portfolio is to try to beat the performance of the broader US Equity markets, as represented by SPY, by rotating holdings between sectors that comprise the benchmark. Currently holdings look like this: with seven of the ten sectors available in the quiver being held in the portfolio.
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