Ready-made model portfolios.

Ready-made portfolios — US, Europe, Asia-Pacific, BIST and sector baskets — built straight from our nine-dimension score and tracked in the open, winners and losers. Picked by score and screened so an over-extended chart can't sneak in. A fresh set is formed each month; every earlier set stays below, still running, so the record is the whole record.

The portfolios

How the portfolios are built

Every US stock is scored each night across nine dimensions. We sort them by that score, then apply one screen: any stock trading more than 40% above its 50-day average price, or 60% above its 200-day, is dropped for being stretched too far too fast — a high score on a runaway chart is exactly what you don't want to buy. From what's left, Portfolio 1 takes the eight highest-scoring stocks, Portfolio 2 the next eight, and so on. Every stock gets an equal share, the line-up is rebuilt every three months, and each change is added to the public record.

Splitting it into four lets you see an honest question answered in public: does a higher score actually lead to a better outcome? Some stretches it does, some it doesn't — and you get to see either way, not just the flattering one.

Read this honestly

This is a young, live track record — not a decades-long backtest. It starts from the first day of our retained scoring data and runs to the latest close, so the window is short and noisy. Returns are hypothetical, equal-weight, before your own costs and taxes; they are a record of a rule, not a fund you can buy, and not personalized to you. Past results do not predict future ones. It stays public precisely because hiding the losing stretches would make it worthless.