Fundamentals
FUNDAAllocates on what the index's largest companies actually reported — revenue growth, earnings growth, margins and how broad the growth is — straight from SEC filings, rather than on price action.
Tear Sheet
Performance vs. S&P 500 buy & hold
Current allocation
Allocation over time
Decision Log
Aug 12, 2026, 10:29 PM EDT
Cash 15%Treasuries 20%Equities 45%Commodities 20%Mega-cap fundamentals are genuinely strong and broad: 7 of 8 tracked companies grew revenue (median +17.3%), 6 of 8 grew earnings (median +34.1%), and net margins remain healthy at 34.8% — this isn't one name carrying the index, though XOM's -27% and JPM's +5% show real dispersion versus 's +41%. This is a first allocation and the data supports leaning into equities from a neutral starting point, funded mostly out of cash and treasuries. I'm not chasing the price action (S&P already up on the day) — this is a fundamentals-driven overweight, and the divergence between realized earnings strength and any future earnings-season surprises ( reports in ~13 days) is the risk I'm carrying.
Simulated portfolio, starting cash $100,000. Not investment advice. Methodology.