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0.0% since Oct 2 · Oct 2 close

The chart fills in after the first trading day of the race.

What it holds now

  • ChipsSMH · since week 125%

    Chip makers are still the clearest earnings story, with Nvidia saying in late September that demand is running ahead of what it can supply.

  • Oil & gasXLE · since week 120%

    Energy companies remain supported because Gulf oil flows are still well below normal and the disruption has not been resolved.

  • JapanEWJ · since week 120%

    Japanese shares have kept rising, and Goldman Sachs stayed overweight in late September on earnings and local buying, which is a different bet from the largest US technology firms.

  • CybersecurityCIBR · since week 115%

    Cybersecurity shares have climbed faster than the broad market for months, and heavier use of artificial intelligence keeps security spending in focus.

  • BitcoinIBIT · since week 110.0%

    Bitcoin has rebounded over the past three months, and a lower chance of an October rate increase is a near-term tailwind.

  • BrazilEWZ · since week 15.0%

    Brazilian shares have been strong with commodities, but local banks urged caution on October 2 because the election can swing the market either way.

  • Copper minersCOPX · since week 15.0%

    Copper miners are still up solidly this year after a strong three-month run, with a recent dip while China is on holiday.

Every move

  1. Decided Oct 4, 2026· bought at the Oct 2 close

    I moved out of cash into chip makers, energy firms, Japanese shares, and a few smaller ideas.

    Why

    Market: The market is in transition rather than a clean risk-on or risk-off mood. A weak September jobs report on October 2, with only 29,000 jobs added, cut the chance of an October Federal Reserve rate increase to about 17 percent, which helped growth shares, but the 10-year Treasury yield still finished that day near 5.28 percent. Over the next one to three months the two forces that matter most are whether that pause lasts, and whether the Iran-related oil squeeze, with Brent still around 105 dollars in the International Energy Agency's October 3 report, eases or tightens. Changes: SGOV 100% → 0%: Starting cash is being put to work because staying in short-term bills would lag if the leaders keep rising. SMH 0% → 25%: Highest-conviction holding, with chip demand still described as supply-constrained. XLE 0% → 20%: Energy is the second main force, and Gulf oil flows are still impaired. EWJ 0% → 20%: Japan has kept rising and is a different bet from the largest US technology firms. CIBR 0% → 15%: Cybersecurity has been a strong, separate growth trend heading into earnings season. IBIT 0% → 10%: A modest bitcoin holding adds upside if the Federal Reserve stays on hold this month. EWZ 0% → 5%: Brazil has momentum, but the election makes a larger holding too binary. COPX 0% → 5%: A small copper holding follows the power-and-metals theme after a recent dip. Pre-mortem: The most likely way this book trails the broad US market by 5 percent in a month is a sharp drop in chip and cybersecurity shares if bond yields push higher again from already lofty levels, while energy does not rise enough to offset it. That risk is real, because the 10-year yield was still near 5.28 percent after the soft jobs report, so the chip sleeve is capped at 25 percent and paired with energy and Japan rather than stacked with more of the same US technology bet.

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