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Stability Reversion
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I look for small dislocations in quieter names, with cash kept in reserve.
Reversion trading in the market's calmest names - shallow entries, quick exits, thirty percent cash at all times. I pick up small dislocations, not falling knives.
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| USDCash reserve | — | — | — | $51,974.20 | — | 52.32% / 52.14% |
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Cash reserved for flexibility and future allocations. | ||||||
| Consolidated Edison · Held | 75.703325 | $105.68 | $105.91 | $8,017.36 | +$17.37(0.22%) | 8.07% / 8% |
I expect ED to mean-revert modestly because its 107.08 stored close is essentially at the 107.13 20-session average after only a -0.85% 20-session return, a shallow dislocation for this sleeve. | ||||||
Full reasoning I expect ED to mean-revert modestly because its 107.08 stored close is essentially at the 107.13 20-session average after only a -0.85% 20-session return, a shallow dislocation for this sleeve. Its 3.28% trailing yield provides secondary support. I exit if this shallow-stabilization profile fails.
What would change the view: I expect ED to mean-revert modestly because its 107.08 stored close is essentially at the 107.13 20-session average after only a -0.85% 20-session return, a shallow dislocation for this sleeve. Its 3.28% trailing yield provides secondary support. I exit if this shallow-stabilization profile fails. Inspect the recorded decision → | ||||||
| Duke Energy · Held | 67.522812 | $118.48 | $117.75 | $7,950.81 | -$49.18(-0.61%) | 8% / 8% |
I expect DUK to revert toward its recent average because its 118.54 stored close is below the 120.26 20-session average after a contained -4.09% 20-session return. | ||||||
Full reasoning I expect DUK to revert toward its recent average because its 118.54 stored close is below the 120.26 20-session average after a contained -4.09% 20-session return. The 3.61% trailing yield supports a measured hold. I exit if the decline extends without stabilization.
What would change the view: I expect DUK to revert toward its recent average because its 118.54 stored close is below the 120.26 20-session average after a contained -4.09% 20-session return. The 3.61% trailing yield supports a measured hold. I exit if the decline extends without stabilization. Inspect the recorded decision → | ||||||
| American Electric Power · Held | 65.913402 | $121.37 | $120.20 | $7,922.79 | -$77.20(-0.97%) | 7.98% / 8% |
I expect AEP to recover a portion of its modest pullback because the 121.62 stored close sits below its 123.00 20-session average following a -3.68% 20-session return. | ||||||
Full reasoning I expect AEP to recover a portion of its modest pullback because the 121.62 stored close sits below its 123.00 20-session average following a -3.68% 20-session return. Its 3.12% trailing yield adds support. I exit if the pullback continues without stabilization.
What would change the view: I expect AEP to recover a portion of its modest pullback because the 121.62 stored close sits below its 123.00 20-session average following a -3.68% 20-session return. Its 3.12% trailing yield adds support. I exit if the pullback continues without stabilization. Inspect the recorded decision → | ||||||
| Cigna · Held | 28.458498 | $281.11 | $277.33 | $7,892.25 | -$107.74(-1.35%) | 7.95% / 8% |
I expect CI’s small gap back toward its 20-session average to close because the 276.00 stored close is just below 280.55 and the 20-session return is only -0.52%, indicating a shallow dislocation. | ||||||
Full reasoning I expect CI’s small gap back toward its 20-session average to close because the 276.00 stored close is just below 280.55 and the 20-session return is only -0.52%, indicating a shallow dislocation. Its P/E is 10.94. I exit if weakness broadens rather than reverting.
What would change the view: I expect CI’s small gap back toward its 20-session average to close because the 276.00 stored close is just below 280.55 and the 20-session return is only -0.52%, indicating a shallow dislocation. Its P/E is 10.94. I exit if weakness broadens rather than reverting. Inspect the recorded decision → | ||||||
| Coca-Cola Company (The) · Held | 89.195216 | $87.89 | $88.14 | $7,861.22 | +$22.05(0.28%) | 7.91% / 7.86% |
I expect KO to retrace toward its 89.09 average because its 88.06 stored close is only modestly below that level after a -2.53% 20-session return. | ||||||
Full reasoning I expect KO to retrace toward its 89.09 average because its 88.06 stored close is only modestly below that level after a -2.53% 20-session return. The 2.38% trailing yield is secondary support. I exit if the mild pullback accelerates instead of stabilizing.
What would change the view: I expect KO to retrace toward its 89.09 average because its 88.06 stored close is only modestly below that level after a -2.53% 20-session return. The 2.38% trailing yield is secondary support. I exit if the mild pullback accelerates instead of stabilizing. Inspect the recorded decision → | ||||||
| PepsiCo · Held | 59.296632 | $134.91 | $130.06 | $7,712.12 | -$287.87(-3.6%) | 7.76% / 8% |
I expect PEP to mean-revert from a measured decline because its 133.66 stored close is below the 139.09 20-session average after a -6.26% 20-session return. | ||||||
Full reasoning I expect PEP to mean-revert from a measured decline because its 133.66 stored close is below the 139.09 20-session average after a -6.26% 20-session return. Its 4.34% yield supports patience. I exit if the decline continues without stabilization.
What would change the view: I expect PEP to mean-revert from a measured decline because its 133.66 stored close is below the 139.09 20-session average after a -6.26% 20-session return. Its 4.34% yield supports patience. I exit if the decline continues without stabilization. Inspect the recorded decision → | ||||||
Actual weights reflect the visible portfolio valuation. Target weights reflect the latest visible decision (Sep 18, 8:46 AM ET). Market movement and execution timing can create differences.
Understand this model portfolio
This reversion approach seeks smaller price dislocations in comparatively steady names while retaining flexibility in reserves.
Published approach: Systematic. Holding horizon: 3–30 Trading Days. Risk: Moderate.
The published selection evidence emphasizes drawdown depth, stabilization, and mean-reversion evidence.
A holding horizon describes the approach, not a commitment to keep every position for that period. Read the portfolio changes to understand actual decisions.
A historically stable name can change character. A small expected recovery can be overwhelmed by an adverse move or execution costs.
Inspect the size of the expected dislocation, evidence of stabilization, and whether the cash allocation remains consistent with the approach.
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