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Craig Israelsen 7Twelve Portfolio

Craig Israelsen

In brief

Twelve funds cover seven core asset classes with equal-sized sleeves.

Profile sources: Portfolio Charts

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At a glance

12 asset sleeves

Review annually and rebalance when allocations drift materially.

Growth assets

50%

Bonds & reserves

33%

Other diversifiers

17%

Target allocation

What the portfolio holds

U.S. large stocks

VOO

8.33%

U.S. mid-cap stocks

VO

8.33%

U.S. small-cap stocks

VB

8.33%

Developed stocks

VEA

8.33%

Emerging stocks

VWO

8.33%

REITs

VNQ

8.33%

Natural resources

GNR

8.33%

Commodities

PDBC

8.33%

U.S. aggregate bonds

BND

8.33%

TIPS

SCHP

8.33%

International bonds

BNDX

8.33%

Cash

BIL

8.37%

Tickers are liquid U.S.-listed examples, not recommendations or exact historical fund selections.

Allocation sources: Portfolio Charts

Decision context

Potential advantages and trade-offs

These observations follow from the displayed allocation and implementation. They are not a recommendation or a prediction of future performance.

Potential advantages

  • Spreads its target allocation across 12 distinct sleeves rather than relying on a single holding.
  • Combines growth assets with bonds or reserves instead of depending on one broad asset class.
  • Includes non-U.S. exposure, reducing exclusive dependence on one national market.
  • Includes a diversifying sleeve outside conventional broad stocks and nominal bonds.

Important trade-offs

  • 12 sleeves increase implementation, monitoring, and rebalancing complexity.
  • Alternative sleeves can behave differently from familiar stock-and-bond benchmarks and may add fund cost or tracking differences.
  • Representative ETF results can differ from the originator's indexes, funds, taxes, fees, and execution.

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Portfolio 1

Craig Israelsen 7Twelve Portfolio

Target allocation from this profile

100%

Portfolio 2

S&P 500

SPY benchmark

100%

Portfolio 3

Nasdaq-100

QQQ benchmark

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Sources and context

Target allocations are educational examples, not personalized advice. Fund availability, taxes, trading costs, account type, time horizon, and capacity for loss can all change the appropriate implementation. Historical diversification does not guarantee future results.

Sources document the strategy, underlying methodology, or the representative funds used here. ETF tickers are illustrative U.S.-listed implementations and may differ from an originator’s original funds or current model.