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FICTIONAL CLIENT WEEKLY SAMPLE · P2 · W5
Maintain allocation. Review overlapping exposure.
The portfolio fell 1.20%. Direct holdings remained within their limits. Maintain allocation and review the overlapping technology exposure embedded in ETFs.
Observation: 16 October close to 23 October close, 2026. Data cutoff: 23 October US regular-session close. Master report: 26 October; public edition: 27 October.
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Initial simulated capital: $1,000,000. Historical audit limitations still apply.
Cash earns no interest in this experiment and is recorded separately from Treasury ETFs.
Three paths this week
Weekly difference versus original: 0.00 percentage points; versus policy benchmark: −0.57 percentage points. No contribution from new trades.
Policy benchmark: 60% SPY + 30% SGOV + 10% GLD. It represents a risk-policy comparison, not the client's original holdings.
Weekly turnover: 0%; new trading costs: $0. Maximum close-to-close drawdown within the week: 1.65%; sample standard deviation of five daily returns: 0.70%. Not annualized and excludes intraday moves. Full-history risk metrics remain pending.
Preserving the original portfolio
The original portfolio holds ETFs, stocks, bonds, gold and cash. Baseline: 16 September 2026. The weights below are initial weights, not current weights.
| Holding | Initial weight |
|---|---|
| SPY | 25% |
| QQQ | 15% |
| MSFT | 10% |
| GOOG | 10% |
| IEF | 10% |
| SGOV | 10% |
| GLD | 10% |
| Cash | 10% |
Direct Microsoft and Alphabet weights are 10.62% and 9.35%, below the 12% single-stock limit; stocks and equity ETFs total 60.29%. Embedded ETF exposure still needs look-through analysis. Direct compliance does not establish full diversification.
What happens next
Maintain allocation. Alphabet, GLD and QQQ contributed approximately −0.57, −0.39 and −0.11 percentage points. Understand the risk drivers before adding similar stocks in response to one down week.
Over the next 90 days, review SPY/QQQ overlap, cash-flow realization from cloud and AI spending, and liquidity needs. A direct stock weight above 12% or a change in risk capacity triggers review; weekly gross turnover is capped at 8%.
Verification scope and limitations
The master report uses public unadjusted regular-session closes, with distributions separately recorded as cash or receivables to avoid double counting. Its valuation covers 19 securities and six closes; TSLA and CRDO endpoint prices were cross-checked against a second source, not every security.
Distribution schedules for SPY, QQQ, SGOV, IEF, MSFT, GOOG and NVDA were checked, with no new ex-dividend or payment event found on 19–23 October. Complete corporate-action coverage is not claimed. Historical data is retained with limitations disclosed, without backfilled trades or performance-enhancing restatement.
Sources retrieved on 26 October 2026; market evidence cutoff: 23 October. Cash earns no interest and tax is not modeled.
Questions & answers
Is this a real client track record?
No. People, amounts, holdings and trades are fictional test data used to demonstrate the research service.
Were there any trades this week?
There were no new simulated fills on 19–23 October. Turnover and new implementation costs were zero. Subsequent plans are excluded from this week's returns.
How do P2 and P2-S01 differ?
P2 starts with a diversified portfolio. P2-S01 has a balanced objective but started with 60% Tesla and no cash. The cases have independent ledgers and histories.
Do these results establish investment skill?
No. The sample is short and historical prices and some ledger records remain under review. Weekly results carry forward existing units and are not a fully audited long-term track record.