Copernicus is the equity portfolio scheduled for review this morning. Based on an over priced U.S. stock market I shifted the emphasis slightly, moving from the S&P 500 (VOO) over to several dividend oriented ETFs. Below you see a significant percentage of the portfolio focusing on VIG, SCHD and VYM. Yes, there will be overlapping […]
Bethe Portfolio Review: 10 March 2026
Bethe is the conservative asset allocation portfolio scheduled for review today. As I look over the current holdings, I may make a change in the future. One that merits change is to sell QUAL and replace it with SCHD. This switch would increase income and lower the overall portfolio beta. While the war in […]
Kepler Portfolio Review: 6 March 2006
Before moving into the Kepler update, I set limit orders for VCR in all three Sector BPI portfolios (Carson, Franklin, & McClintock) as the Consumer sector dropped within a whisker of the 30% oversold bullish mark. Now for the Kepler update. As one of the poorer performing portfolios, the asset allocation was altered to be […]
Gauss Portfolio Review: 5 March 2026
Gauss is the portfolio up for review today. The owner of this portfolio is not contributing significant amounts of cash each month so the re-balancing will need to come from dividends and interest income. Gauss is a very conservative portfolio as one can see from the low beta value of 0.27. Conservative is defined in […]
Pauling Portfolio Review: 3 March 2026
Pauling is an asset allocation portfolio that is slowly working out of a performance deficit. Over the past few months I have been reworking the asset allocation mix and that work is not quite complete as readers will see in one of the following screenshots. Several asset classes are out of balance or not close […]
Huygens Portfolio Update: 2 March 2026
We begin the month of March with an update of the Huygens. The asset allocation model is a combination of equities for growth and income ETFs to provide some resistance should we see a major market draw-down. Below I will explain how I am using Trailing Stop Loss Orders (TSLOs) to reduce major losses.
Einstein Recession Resistant Portfolio Review: 27 February 2026
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.
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 […]
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