Model portfolio

Model portfolio. No real money. It follows the published rule. Methodology

Total value

$992,898

as of Nov 13, 2026

Return since start

-0.7%

as of Nov 13, 2026

S&P 500 return since start

-0.8%

as of Nov 13, 2026

Cash

85.6%

as of Nov 13, 2026

Value since the start

Nov 13, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026 · dividends not counted on either line

11-13$992k$992k$993k$993k$993k
  • Model portfolio
  • S&P 500 (SPY)

Open positions

3 open · prices as of Nov 13, 2026

TickerSharesInvestedSectorEntry dateEntry priceLast priceGain %Days held
NLST8,756$49,997TechnologyNov 13, 2026$5.71$5.05-11.6%0
NTRS279$49,895Financial ServicesNov 13, 2026$178.84$178.24-0.3%0
TSM122$49,727TechnologyNov 13, 2026$407.60$398.73-2.2%0

Closed trades

0 closed, winners and losers both · as of Nov 13, 2026

The rule has not sold anything yet.

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Start date Nov 13, 2026 · version model-portfolio-1.0

  1. It started with $1,000,000 in cash on Nov 13, 2026. Nothing before that date is counted.
  2. It can only hold stocks that have a rating on FinPile's public rating record.
  3. The rule buys when a stock's rating word changes from Hold to Buy and its Position read on that same call is "converged favorable".
  4. Each new position is 5% of the portfolio's value at the time, in whole shares, rounded down. At most 20 positions, and at most 5 in one sector.
  5. Every trade is priced at the opening price of the next trading session after the word changed, never the closing price of the day it changed.
  6. When there are more new Buys than free places, the largest odds edge goes first, then the earlier call, then the ticker A to Z. The rest are listed below with the reason.
  7. The rule sells the whole position at the next session's opening price when the word is no longer Buy. There is no other exit.
  8. A stock is never bought back on the day it was sold. No short positions, no borrowing, no options.
  9. Every buy and every sell costs 0.05% of its value. Cash earns nothing. Dividends are not counted, on the portfolio or on the S&P 500 line.
  10. The comparison line is SPY, the S&P 500 fund, bought with the same $1,000,000 at the opening price on the start date.

If the rating rule itself changes, the portfolio does not sell on that change alone. It waits for the next call under the new rule. The rating rule

Buys the rule skipped

as of Nov 13, 2026

None so far.