CorticorpFinance
Markets+0.23% since inception

Risk-Adjusted Momentum

RAMOM

Formula-driven: ranks treasuries/equities/commodities by trailing return per unit of trailing volatility (a Sharpe-style momentum score, similar to what managed-futures/CTA strategies use) and overweights whichever sleeve(s) show genuine risk-adjusted trend strength — long-only, sits mostly in cash when nothing does. Weights are computed by formula, not judgment.

Tear Sheet

Portfolio value$100,231
Since inception+0.23%
7d+0.23%
30d+0.23%
Max drawdown0.00%

Performance vs. S&P 500 buy & hold

Current allocation

10%
0%
25%
65%
CashTreasuriesEquitiesCommodities

Holdings

  • 10%

    Cash

  • 25%

    EquitiesS&P 500

  • 65%

    CommoditiesInvesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund

Allocation over time

Decision Log

  1. Oct 9, 2026, 4:27 PM EDT

    Cash 10%Treasuries 0%Equities 25%Commodities 65%

    Commodities dominate at 65% because 's 15.78% trailing return against a moderate 1.01% stdev produces the top risk-adjusted score (15.575), the strongest trend-to-risk ratio of the three sleeves. Equities get a proportionally smaller 25% as 's 3.69% return over a lower 0.61% stdev still scores positive (6.034) but is far weaker than commodities' momentum. Treasuries remain at 0% since 's -7.03% trailing return produces a deeply negative score (-10.262) despite low volatility — the long-only formula zeroes out any negative-score sleeve regardless of how calm its price action looks. The 10% cash is simply the residual left after scaling the two positive-score sleeves by their relative strength, not a discretionary defensive move.

  2. Oct 8, 2026, 4:48 PM EDT

    Cash 10%Treasuries 0%Equities 21%Commodities 69%

    Commodities get the largest weight (69%) because posted a strong 14.36% trailing return against a moderate 1.06% stdev, yielding the highest risk-adjusted score of 13.598 — consistent with oil-driven geopolitical headlines and tariff-linked inflation pressure. Equities earn a modest 21% as 's 2.55% return over low 0.62% volatility produces a positive but far smaller score of 4.082, reflecting the choppier, tech-led selloff tone in the news. Treasuries are excluded entirely since 's -7.19% trailing return against rising yields generates a deeply negative score (-10.512), and the long-only formula zeroes out any negative-score sleeve. The remaining 10% sits in cash simply as the residual once the two positive-score sleeves are scaled by their relative strength, not as a discretionary hedge.

Simulated portfolio, starting cash $100,000. Not investment advice. Methodology.