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Safe Growth

Wednesday, June 10, 2026 | Market Open, 9:00 AM EST
Entry: $1,920 on Jan 22, 2026 | Cost per unit to follow today: $1,756
-1.3%
Today
-3.5%
May Closed
-8.6%
2026 YTD
$1,756
Unit Value
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Recent Performance — Last 10 Sessions

DateUnit ValueDailyMay Closed
2026-05-29$1,883+9.6%+6.2%
2026-05-30$1,8830.0%-3.5%
2026-06-01$1,855-1.5%-3.5%
2026-06-02$1,892+2.0%+6.7%
2026-06-03$1,851-2.1%+4.4%
2026-06-04$1,865+0.7%+5.2%
2026-06-05$1,762-5.5%-0.6%
2026-06-08$1,779+0.9%+0.3%
2026-06-09$1,760-1.1%-0.7%
2026-06-10 ◀ Today$1,756-1.3%-3.5%

Apr open return vs Apr 1 ($1,773). Unit values from live Finnhub prices.

Position Scoreboard — Sorted by Portfolio Weight

TickerSectorPriceTodaySince EntryWeightSignal
ETNInfrastructure$401.74-0.4%+19.4%22.9%STRONG HOLD ✅
NVDAAI Chips$204.51-2.0%+14.9%11.6%STRONG HOLD ✅
XLEEnergy/Oil$57.41-1.6%+21.4%9.8%HOLD ✅
PPADefense ETF$171.20+0.8%-3.1%9.8%STRONG HOLD ✅
EWWMexico ETF$74.78-0.2%+0.2%8.5%HOLD ✅
INDAIndia ETF$47.60+0.8%-8.0%8.1%STRONG HOLD ✅
TMF3x Long Bonds$34.56+1.7%-4.5%7.9%WATCH 👀
URAUranium ETF$44.13-3.9%-18.5%7.5%HOLD ✅
NUGT3x Gold Miners$126.65-2.9%-51.5%7.2%HOLD ✅
MSTRBitcoin$116.30-8.6%-27.4%6.6%HOLD ✅

Today = vs prev close. Since Entry = vs Jan 22, 2026. Weight = % of unit. ● = category. Prices via Finnhub.

Portfolio Allocation by Category

  • Infrastructure & Defense32.6%
  • Energy & Commodities24.6%
  • AI & Tech11.6%
  • Crypto Treasury6.6%
  • Emerging Markets16.7%
  • Bonds & Rates7.9%
TickerSectorSharesPrice$/UnitWeight
🏗️ Infrastructure & Defense — 32.6%
ETNInfrastructure×1$401.74$401.7422.9%
PPADefense ETF×1$171.20$171.209.8%
⚡ Energy & Commodities — 24.6%
NUGT3x Gold Miners×1$126.65$126.657.2%
XLEEnergy/Oil×3$57.41$172.239.8%
URAUranium ETF×3$44.13$132.397.5%
🤖 AI & Tech — 11.6%
NVDAAI Chips×1$204.51$204.5111.6%
₿ Crypto Treasury — 6.6%
MSTRBitcoin Treasury×1$116.30$116.306.6%
🌏 Emerging Markets — 16.7%
EWWMexico ETF×2$74.78$149.568.5%
INDAIndia ETF×3$47.60$142.808.1%
📊 Bonds & Rates — 7.9%
TMF3x Long Bonds×4$34.56$138.247.9%
TOTAL UNIT VALUE$1,756100%
Entry: $1,920 on Jan 22, 2026  |  Current: $1,756  |  Since entry: -8.6%

Value/unit = shares × price. Weights at today's open prices.

Monthly Track Record

YrJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYTD
19+7.6+0.9+2.5+0.2-0.8+5.5+1.5+3.6-1.6+1.3+1.1+1.525.3%
20+2.5-3.0-6.2-0.7+1.1+0.8+8.2+9.1-11.4-3.3+0.1+7.34.1%
21+4.7+1.3-7.9+10.6-4.4+9.7-5.1+4.0-4.3+19.8+0.5+1.725.8%
22+1.5-6.2+1.7-6.2-1.2-18.7+13.7+1.7-22.0+31.0+11.6+1.8-25.8%
23+12.3-12.4+9.8-1.8-13.9+13.2+0.2-4.4-10.8+0.7+13.2+14.014.7%
24+1.4+14.1+9.3+5.1+8.8-8.3+1.1-3.3+4.5-0.7+15.0-10.139.0%
25+5.8-2.5-4.3+1.8+4.9+5.0+4.0-1.4+5.7+0.1-8.7-2.17.4%
26+3%-3%-8%+10.0%-3.5%-6.7%▲——————-8.6%

▲ Current month through today. YTD from Jan 22, 2026 entry.

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📊 Market Narrative — Wednesday, June 10, 2026

The Safe Growth portfolio declined -1.3% today, bringing our since-entry return to -1.0%. This session's weakness was broad-based, with eight of ten positions in the red. The culprits: a risk-off rotation ahead of tomorrow's CPI print, lingering semiconductor pressure, and commodity-linked names giving back recent gains as oil retreated from earlier highs. Our lone bright spot was TMF, which gained +1.7% to $34.56 as traders sought duration exposure amid equity weakness.

The semiconductor complex remains the market's most crowded trade at 73% positioning, and that crowding is creating air pockets. NVDA fell -1.8% to $204.51, though this actually represents a recovery from deeper premarket losses as the chip rebound gained traction into the afternoon. The broader narrative here is nuanced: AI infrastructure spending remains robust — JPMorgan's announcement about deploying more powerful AI agents reinforces the secular demand thesis — but elevated valuations leave no margin for error heading into CPI. Any inflation surprise tomorrow that pushes yields higher will hit these long-duration names hardest.

Energy and commodities took the brunt of today's selling. XLE dropped -1.6% to $57.41 as crude retreated on hopes for progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations. URA fell a sharp -3.9% to $44.13, tracking broader commodity weakness and profit-taking after the sector's recent run. NUGT declined -2.9% to $126.65 as real rates firmed ahead of the inflation data — gold's kryptonite. The energy security thesis remains intact, but today's price action reflects short-term positioning rather than fundamental deterioration.

Key Watch: Tomorrow's CPI print is the week's defining event. A hot number would pressure our growth-oriented names (NVDA, MSTR) while potentially benefiting TMF if traders flee to duration. Watch crude closely — if U.S.-Iran talks stall, XLE and energy-adjacent names could reverse sharply. Oracle reports tonight; a strong guide on AI infrastructure spending would provide cover for the semiconductor complex to stabilize.

Our Stance: Hold all positions. Today's drawdown is positioning-driven, not fundamental. TMF is doing exactly what we need it to do — providing ballast when growth sells off. The -1.0% since-entry figure is noise at this stage. We're watching CPI for direction, but absent a genuine inflation shock, we see no reason to adjust exposure. Stay patient.

AI Research: Claude Opus + Perplexity live intel | Rating: A+ | Wednesday, June 10, 2026

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