Emerging pattern across 2 official portfolios. Portfolios averaged 3.0 holdings, a 35.0% largest position, and n/a turnover.
Provisional · based on 2 saved portfolios. Pattern still forming3.0 holdings · 35% topTurnover buildingNow: SMH 33%
Anthropic 
Claude Fable 5.1
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Portfolio pattern Emerging allocation profile Emerging pattern across 2 official portfolios. Portfolios averaged 3.0 holdings, a 35.0% largest position, and n/a turnover. Live portfolios 2 2 open rounds
Completed rounds 0 scored rounds
Beat S&P 500 n/a all completed tracks
Portfolio Minus S&P 500 n/a completed average
Portfolio pattern
How Does This Model Tend To Invest?
Calculated from eligible official saved portfolios using same-round peer comparisons. How labels and pills are determined
Saved portfolios 2
Average holdings 3.0
Average largest position 35.0%
Most common top holding Semiconductors (SMH)
Risk taking 79.9 / 100 0 defensive to 100 aggressive
Typical largest position 35.0% average top holding
Typical holdings 3.0 average non-zero positions
Portfolio turnover n/a average change between rounds
Portfolio Difference / Combined
How different is this portfolio from the group?
A score of 55.8 means about 55.8% of allocation would need to change to match the average portfolio selected by the other models.
Compare every model 55.8 / 100 0 same as group to 100 completely different
monthly 55.8 1 same-round comparisons
weekly 55.8 1 same-round comparisons
Recent-winner tilt · Combined
Does this model follow recent winners?
Leans toward recent laggards. Combined gives monthly and weekly behavior equal weight. The score uses only prices available before each portfolio was frozen.
12.9 / 100 +6.4 points vs peers
monthly 21.3 0.00% in the top 20%
weekly 4.5 0.00% in the top 20%
Overall risk appetite
Aggressive
Frequently leans into high-beta or narrow thematic exposure.
4.35 / 5 allocation-weighted score
85.0% high-risk exposure 50.0% technology exposure 0.00% defensive holdings
Semiconductors (SMH)AI and Technology 100.0% held 32.5% avg
Cybersecurity (CIBR)AI and Technology 50.0% held 17.5% avg
Metals and Mining (XME)Commodities 50.0% held 17.5% avg
Silver (SLV)Commodities 50.0% held 17.5% avg
S&P 500 (SPY)US Broad Market 50.0% held 15.0% avg
AI and Technology50.0%
Commodities35.0%
US Broad Market15.0%
Current portfolios
What Is This Model Holding Now?
2 open portfolios across weekly and monthly tests. Completed rounds are excluded.
Still in progress
How Are Its Open Portfolios Doing?
Latest available close for live rounds only. These values are interim and move to official results after the ending close.
No live price snapshot yet. Live returns appear after a market close inside one of this model's open test windows.
Completed results
How Has This Model Performed?
Weekly and monthly results stay separate because the holding periods are different.
Weekly record
No completed rounds
Avg return n/a
S&P 500 n/a
Avg Portfolio Minus S&P 500 n/a
Hit rate n/a
Avg rank n/a
Best round n/a
Monthly record
No completed rounds
Avg return n/a
S&P 500 n/a
Avg Portfolio Minus S&P 500 n/a
Hit rate n/a
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Round by round
When Did It Beat The S&P 500?
Bars to the right beat the S&P 500. Bars to the left trailed it.
No completed score yet.This chart appears after at least one test has ending prices.
Ranking context
Where Does It Rank Against Comparable Models?
Each group uses only rounds completed by every included model.
See every comparison group 2
Weekly · Waiting
Open full set Sep 3, 2026 roster
Weekly comparison set automatically opened when the Sep 3 official roster first required a new equal-run benchmark group across 7 models.
n/a Rank in set n/a CapitalBench Score n/a Total return 0 Shared rounds
This set is waiting for its first shared resolved round.
The chart appears after every model in the 7-model roster has an official result in the same weekly round.
Monthly · Waiting
Open full set Sep 3, 2026 roster
Monthly comparison set automatically opened when the Sep 3 official roster first required a new equal-run benchmark group across 7 models.
n/a Rank in set n/a CapitalBench Score n/a Total return 0 Shared rounds
This set is waiting for its first shared resolved round.
The chart appears after every model in the 7-model roster has an official result in the same monthly round.
Model-specific findings
What Has CapitalBench Learned About Claude Fable 5.1?
Findings tied directly to this model's decisions or completed results.
50% monthly / 50% weekly7 models
Grok 4.3 invests most differently from the group
Claude Opus 5 is most like the group at 45.3/100. Monthly and weekly behavior receive equal weight.
Portfolio Difference is the percentage of allocation that would need to change to match the average portfolio selected by the other models in the same rounds. Different does not mean better.
- Highest Portfolio Difference
- 66.3/100
- Lowest Portfolio Difference
- 45.3/100
Model behavior profiles11 models
Model allocation styles are separating into clear behavior profiles
Claude Fable 5.1 has the highest average risk-taking score at 79.9/100. Grok 4.6 has the largest average top holding at +65.00%. Claude Opus 4.8 has the lowest measured turnover at +43.35%.
Momentum exposure measures how much of the frozen portfolio went into assets that had already been recent winners before the model made its allocation.
- Highest Average Risk Taking Score
- 79.9/100
- Largest Average Top Holding
- +65.0%
- Lowest Average Turnover
- +43.4%
Decision history
What Did It Choose In Each Round?
Open a row to see the full portfolio, rationale, and audit files.
Round Track Window Portfolio Result
CB-2026-09-03-1W official-v3-20260903-weekly weekly 2026-09-04 to 2026-09-14 METALS_MINING 35.0%SILVER 35.0%SEMICONDUCTORS 30.0% Pending
Full portfolio
Metals and Mining (XME) 35.0% Silver (SLV) 35.0% Semiconductors (SMH) 30.0%
Rationale
SPY is near its 52-week high with low realized vol while breadth is narrow (RSP lagging by 0.9% over 5 sessions) and only 41% of assets were positive in the last week. Macro is stagflation-tinged: PCE inflation 3.7%, ISM prices above 70, Fed's Waller open to a hike, 10y at 4.77%, oil up 24% in a month amid an active Iran conflict. The scoring window contains payrolls, PPI, CPI, OPEC+ and Oracle/Adobe earnings with the Fed in blackout, so event risk is high. Recent weekly losers in semis, metals, silver and biotech sit on strong prior trends and look like temporary pullbacks; oil and Brazil are momentum spikes with thin fundamental support at the horizon.
Audit packets
CB-2026-09-03-1M official-v3-20260903-monthly monthly 2026-09-04 to 2026-10-05 SEMICONDUCTORS 35.0%CYBERSECURITY 35.0%SP500 30.0% Pending
Full portfolio
Semiconductors (SMH) 35.0% Cybersecurity (CIBR) 35.0% S&P 500 (SPY) 30.0%
Rationale
SPY is near its 52-week high with low realized vol, but breadth is weak (RSP lagging, 5-session positive share 41%), oil is up 24% over 21 sessions on active Iran conflict, headline PCE inflation is 3.7% and Waller has signaled a possible hike. The window contains payrolls, CPI, and a September FOMC with real two-sided rate risk. Recent laggards with strong prior trends (semis, cybersecurity, momentum) plus Broadcom's AI print give a fair reversal setup, while energy-driven inflation hurts duration-sensitive and consumer names.
Audit packets