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Einstein Portfolio Update: 23 September 2025

September 23, 2025 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

Einstein is the portfolio up for review this morning and it is undergoing extensive asset allocation adjustments.  The performance of this portfolio is not up to “snuff” as the owner needed cash for tuition.  Rebuilding Einstein is now underway so I expect fresh dollars to be added nearly every month.  It is much easier to […]

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Einstein Portfolio Review: 30 September 2025

October 1, 2025 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

Einstein is an Asset Allocation portfolio that is in a rebuilding phase.  As readers will recall, assets from this portfolio were required for educational purposes.  Money was withdrawn at a time when the market was moving up so positive growth opportunity was lost.  For a young investor this is an important lesson to learn. Many […]

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Einstein Asset Allocation Portfolio Review: 10 November 2025

November 10, 2025 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

No immediate changes are recommended for the Einstein as there are no Buy recommendations.  Available cash is invested in short-term treasuries or SHV.

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Einstein Asset Allocation Portfolio Update: 5 December 2025

December 5, 2025 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

  Einstein is one of several portfolios set up to resist major market draw-downs.  Should we encounter a recession in 2026 there is likely no place to hide other than to short the equities market.  Historically the stock market trends up so shorting the market is definitely bucking the long-term trend.  This is why I […]

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Einstein Portfolio Update: 8 January 2026

January 8, 2026 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

Einstein is the portfolio up for review this morning.  Einstein is either the poorest performer here at ITA or one of the poorest.  Without excess excuses there is a reason for not doing well.  This portfolio has been the source for educational funding by the owner.  As a result, dollars were pulled out at tuition […]

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Einstein Recession Resistant Portfolio Review: 27 February 2026

February 27, 2026 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

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.

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Einstein Portfolio Review: 24 March 2006

March 24, 2026 By Lowell Herr Leave a Comment

Einstein is the portfolio up for review.  Einstein continues to be one of the poorest performing portfolios as the owner is funding graduate education resulting in money moving out of the portfolio at critical times.

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Carson Sector BPI Portfolio Review: 25 March 2026

March 25, 2026 By Lowell Herr 2 Comments

Carson is the oldest Sector BPI portfolio, now in operation for approximately 3.5 years.  We are beginning to build a historical base for this investing model.  Four sectors are currently residing in the oversold zone while two others are very close to the Buy zone.  Investors following this model are recommended to purchase shares of […]

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