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Bohr Portfolio Update: 1 October 2026

Rebalancing continues within the Bohr portfolio as a number of asset classes are still out of balance to the low side.  I continue to hold a large percentage of short-term treasuries as there will be better buying opportunities in the future, unless the Shiller CAPE and Buffett Indicator ratios are providing false signals for the first time since 1950.  The Bohr has been a poor performer and will … [Read More...]

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Copernicus Portfolio Review: 21 December 2023

Next to the Schrodinger the Copernicus is the easiest portfolio to manage of those I track here at ITA Wealth Management.  All that is required for those interested in the Copernicus is to save and invest in U.S. Equities.  Sale of shares will never happen unless there is an emergency.  Don't think of this portfolio as an emergency account.  The Copernicus is definitely a retirement account.  For … [Read More...]

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Hawking Portfolio Review: 6 April 2023

April 9, 2023 By hedgehunter

The Hawking Portfolio is, essentially, a Buy-And-Hold Portfolio designed to generate Income from investments in Closed End Funds (CEFs). This class of Funds were hit quite hard over the past month: although the dividends generated by the Funds is … [Read more]

Darwin Portfolio Review: 6 April 2023

April 8, 2023 By hedgehunter

The Darwin Portfolio is a "Buy-And-Hold" portfolio of assets that is only adjusted when allocations fall out-of-line with recommendations based on risk parity (i.e. equal risk on all holdings). Performance to date (~4 months from inception) looks … [Read more]

A Review/Comparison of Momentum Systems

April 8, 2023 By hedgehunter

Every year I take a breathe and find a little time to review my portfolios and the systems that I am using to manage those portfolios. As we remind readers almost every month, no system works "best" in all market conditions, and we don't know what … [Read more]

Portfolio Performance Comparisons: 7 April 2023

April 8, 2023 By Lowell Herr

Approximately once a month I post the following portfolio performance data table.  Readers need to keep in mind that the data is a rolling look at portfolio performance and is based on the date shown in the third column from the right.  Annual IRR … [Read more]

Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio Review: 6 April 2023

April 7, 2023 By hedgehunter

The Kahneman-Tversky Portfolio is a simple Dual Momentum Portfolio where we pick only one of three assets in our investment quiver (providing they have positive momentum relative to SHY - our "risk-free" benchmark fund). The only diversification here … [Read more]

Rutherford Portfolio Review (Tranche 3): 6 April 2023

April 7, 2023 By hedgehunter

In a holiday-shortened week US equities were relatively quiet but managed to close the week up ~1% from last week's close: However price is still hanging around in that pendant pattern (defined by yellow boundary lines of the bearish and bullish 2 … [Read more]

Bullish Percent Indicators: 7 April 2023

April 7, 2023 By Lowell Herr

There was brief action this week as Staples (VDC) moved into the over-bought zone on Wednesday.  Thursday's market action moved the BPI percentage back into the neutral zone.  Since none of the four Sector BPI portfolios were holding any shares of … [Read more]

Copernicus Portfolio Review: 6 April 2023

April 6, 2023 By Lowell Herr

Copernicus is the passively managed portfolio up for review this morning.  This portfolio is easy to manage and update and it happens to be one of the more successful portfolios tracked here at ITA.  As readers will recall, the Copernicus is … [Read more]

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