September 2026 Portfolio Review: In a Closed Pool, Averaging Down Means Selling Winners
A month with no trades erased my YTD gain, and showed me that in a fixed pool, averaging down means selling winners to fund losers.
A month with no trades erased my YTD gain, and showed me that in a fixed pool, averaging down means selling winners to fund losers.
Singapore’s National Day Rally made me more bullish on robotaxis generally, but not on Tesla specifically. The stock is running a Big Tech-style AI bet without Big Tech margins to fund it — here’s why I’m staying on the sidelines for now.
Hesai keeps winning customers and growing shipments, but falling margins and rising rivals like RoboSense have me questioning whether it captures the value.
Momenta’s technology is strong enough to attract nine of the world’s top ten automakers, but as a software supplier rather than a vehicle owner, it doesn’t capture value the way Tesla or XPeng do. I’m watching it, not buying it — unless its cross-automaker learning advantage turns out to be real.
If he is right, my portfolio is exactly where the damage would happen. Here is how I thought it through.
May 2026 portfolio review is up. The headline +0.4% hides a tale of two portfolios — non-China up +28% YTD, China down -15.2%. I break down what’s dragging, why I’m still holding the AV names, and what I’m doing in June ahead of the FOMC on June 17.
I was in Beijing when China’s Q1 GDP came in at 5.0%. The number and what I saw on the ground didn’t quite tell the same story. Here’s how my China positions benchmarked against HSCI — and what I’m watching next.
WeRide (NASDAQ: WRD, HKEX: 0800) is the world’s first publicly listed robotaxi company — already running commercial driverless rides in Abu Dhabi, Singapore, and across Europe. It trades at 24x EV/Revenue vs Waymo’s 360x. Here’s why it’s my 4th stock pick for 2026.