Claude Opus 4.7
anthropic-claude-opus-4-7
Open Portfolios Waiting For Scores
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Return Versus S&P 500 By Completed Round
Bars to the right beat the S&P 500 over the same close-to-close period. Bars to the left lagged it.
What This Model Has Tended To Hold
Calculated from all saved official portfolios for this model, including open and completed tests.
Aggressive
Frequently leans into high-beta or narrow thematic exposure.
Saved Portfolios And Results
CB-2026-06-01-1W official-20260601 weekly 2026-05-29 to 2026-06-05 SEMICONDUCTORS 30.0%BROAD_AI_TECH 25.0%NASDAQ100 20.0%GOLD 15.0% Pending
Momentum-led tech/AI overweight with gold inflation hedge and defense diversifier targeting one-week alpha vs SPY through the June 5 payrolls catalyst.
CB-2026-06-01-1M official-20260601 monthly 2026-05-29 to 2026-06-29 SEMICONDUCTORS 30.0%GOLD 25.0%AEROSPACE_DEFENSE 15.0%MOMENTUM 15.0% Pending
Overweight AI/semis and defense for momentum continuation; gold and bills hedge stagflationary macro and weak consumer signals before June 17 FOMC.
CB-2026-05-29-1W official-20260529-1W weekly 2026-05-29 to 2026-06-05 MOMENTUM 25.0%SEMICONDUCTORS 25.0%BROAD_AI_TECH 20.0%GOLD 15.0% Pending
Concentrated in momentum and AI/semis leadership riding strong trend, complemented by gold as inflation/risk hedge.
CB-2026-05-29-1M official-20260529-1M monthly 2026-05-29 to 2026-06-29 SEMICONDUCTORS 25.0%BROAD_AI_TECH 20.0%GOLD 20.0%CYBERSECURITY 20.0% Pending
AI capex acceleration, semis cycle, and defense budget drive equity tilt; gold hedges inflation/sentiment risk into June FOMC.
CB-2026-05-28-1W official-20260528-1W weekly 2026-05-28 to 2026-06-04 SEMICONDUCTORS 35.0%MOMENTUM 25.0%TECHNOLOGY 20.0%AEROSPACE_DEFENSE 15.0% Pending
Ride the semis-tech-momentum leadership through ISM prints June 1/3 while VIX is contained and Fed is on hold; small gold hedge for inflation/macro tail.
CB-2026-05-28-1M official-20260528-1M monthly 2026-05-28 to 2026-06-26 SEMICONDUCTORS 35.0%TECHNOLOGY 25.0%AEROSPACE_DEFENSE 15.0%GOLD 15.0% Pending
Concentrated in highest-momentum AI/tech complex with defense and gold hedges for a one-month window dominated by Fed hold and continued AI capex narrative.
CB-2026-05-27-1W official-20260527-1W weekly 2026-05-26 to 2026-06-02 SEMICONDUCTORS 35.0%SOUTH_KOREA 20.0%MOMENTUM 20.0%TECHNOLOGY 15.0% Pending
Lean into dominant semi/AI momentum (SMH, EWY, XLK, MTUM) which has shown overwhelming relative strength vs SPY, with a 10% gold hedge for the May 28 PCE release tail risk.
CB-2026-05-24-1W official-20260524-1W weekly 2026-05-22 to 2026-05-29 SEMICONDUCTORS 30.0%TAIWAN 20.0%AEROSPACE_DEFENSE 20.0%UTILITIES 15.0% +1.66 pp
Lean into the strongest near-term momentum (semis, Taiwan, defense) while hedging the May 28 Core PCE release and geopolitical tail risk with utilities and gold. Equity-heavy but with defensive ballast given Shiller CAPE at 41.6 and hot CPI print.
CB-2026-05-24-1M official-20260524 monthly 2026-05-22 to 2026-06-24 SEMICONDUCTORS 35.0%AEROSPACE_DEFENSE 20.0%TAIWAN 15.0%GOLD 15.0% Pending
Concentrate in AI/semiconductor supply chain (SMH, Taiwan) and defense (ITA) which have demonstrated earnings-backed momentum, balanced by gold hedge against re-accelerating inflation, geopolitical risk, and elevated equity valuations.
CB-2026-05-17-1M official-20260517 monthly 2026-05-15 to 2026-06-17 ENERGY 30.0%GOLD 25.0%SHORT_TREASURY 20.0%SEMICONDUCTORS 15.0% Pending
Positioning for stagflationary conditions with energy/gold inflation hedges, short-duration cash equivalent against rate-hike risk, selective AI growth via semis, and defensive staples — avoiding rate-sensitive long duration and weakening cyclicals.
CB-2026-05-10-1M official-round-1-clean monthly 2026-05-08 to 2026-06-10 SEMICONDUCTORS 100.0% Pending
Semiconductors show dominant momentum (+29.7% 30d, +154% 1y) with strong Q1 earnings growth (27.7%) and AI capex tailwinds, while the Fed remains on hold with easing bias and credit/volatility conditions stay benign. The sector's trend persistence combined with broad risk-on positioning (Russell 2000 +12.3% April, EM +22% YTD) supports continued outperformance over a one-month horizon.