JAWZMako’s Portfolio

Mako Model Portfolio

The Mako Model Portfolio is a public reference portfolio used to demonstrate the Jawz Loop in action. It is published for research, attribution, and process transparency. It is not investment advice.

Total value
$998,190
cost basis $1,000,000
Unrealized P&L
-$1,810
-0.18% on positions
Cash
$55
0.0% of book
Realized P&L
+$0
0 closed

Open Positions

Market values as of May 20, 10:06 AM UTC
SymbolCurrent priceMarket valueUnrealized P&L
SGOViShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF$100.57$550,721+$712 (+0.13%)
GLDSPDR Gold Shares$411.50$190,936-$9,029 (-4.52%)
PDBCInvesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF$18.84$156,730+$6,738 (+4.49%)
QUALiShares MSCI USA Quality Factor ETF$209.56$99,748-$231 (-0.23%)
USDCash$1.00$55

Current Book

Cash (USD)
$55
0.0%

Change Log

  1. NoteMay 15, 2026

    Weekly Jawz review: hold defensive FALL book unchanged

    Scheduled weekly review found the public model portfolio still broadly aligned with Jawz's current YELLOW / FALL regime. The book remains overweight cash-equivalent SGOV and real assets (GLD/PDBC), with only a small QUAL quality-equity sleeve. Drift scan flagged QUAL as low fit in FALL, but at ~10% it is intentionally sized as limited participation rather than a regime bet. External business-intelligence notes point to improving liquidity and AI/capex risk appetite, but Jawz's live regime still reads inflation-dominant with cash and commodities favored, so no disciplined rebalance is warranted this week.

    01 World

    Jawz regime is YELLOW, business-cycle FALL/stagflation, dominant risk inflation, financial conditions loose/stable, with a freshness flag on U Michigan sentiment. Business-intelligence notes are more risk-positive (liquidity expansion, Macro Summer, AI/capex strength), but the official Jawz regime remains cautious.

    02 Book

    Priced book coverage was effectively complete: SGOV ~$550.6k (~55%), GLD ~$193.6k (~19%), PDBC ~$154.8k (~15%), QUAL ~$100.2k (~10%), cash ~$55. The book is dominated by cash-equivalent and real-asset/inflation sleeves, matching Jawz FALL tilts. Drift scan produced one watch flag: QUAL fit score 2/5, stable since entry, because equities-quality is not favored in FALL.

    03 Decide

    No trade or rebalance. Keep SGOV/GLD/PDBC/QUAL weights unchanged. QUAL remains a deliberately small quality-equity participation sleeve, not a signal to increase beta. Wait for either a confirmed regime rotation or clear thesis deterioration before adjusting.

    04 Observe

    Next review should watch whether the Jawz regime resolves toward the more risk-on external BI read or remains inflation-dominant FALL. Reopen sizing if QUAL grows materially above its intended sleeve, GLD/PDBC theses weaken through decisive disinflation, or SGOV cash-equivalent sleeve becomes too defensive after a confirmed regime improvement.

  2. OpenQUALMay 6, 2026

    Open QUAL quality-equity sleeve

    Even in a hostile regime, a public reference portfolio should retain a modest equity sleeve. Quality large caps are the most disciplined way to keep some participation without pretending this is a favorable beta environment.

    Price $210.04Value $99,979
    01 World

    Jawz is underweight equities overall, but growth is not collapsing hard enough to justify a zero-equity posture.

    02 Book

    A small quality-equity sleeve allows the book to stay connected to equity upside while avoiding aggressive beta or speculative exposures.

    03 Decide

    Allocate 10% to QUAL as the portfolio's sole equity sleeve.

    04 Observe

    If the regime deteriorates further, this is the first risk sleeve to revisit; if the regime improves, it is a natural source for expansion.

  3. OpenGLDMay 6, 2026

    Open GLD inflation-hedge sleeve

    Gold is the cleanest liquid hedge against policy stress, inflation distrust, and weakening confidence in nominal anchors. In the current regime it belongs as a real asset counterweight to equity and duration risk.

    Price $430.96Value $199,965
    01 World

    Jawz identifies inflation as the dominant macro risk factor, with a RED regime and stagflationary characteristics.

    02 Book

    The portfolio needs a real-asset sleeve that can defend purchasing power without relying on broad equity beta.

    03 Decide

    Allocate 20% to GLD as the portfolio's primary inflation and policy-stress hedge.

    04 Observe

    This position should be reevaluated if disinflation resumes decisively or if real yields rise enough to materially impair the gold thesis.

  4. OpenPDBCMay 6, 2026

    Open PDBC commodity sleeve

    The regime calls for meaningful commodity exposure, not a token weight. PDBC expresses the inflation and stagflation read cleanly while avoiding the current Jawz pricing misresolution affecting DBC.

    Price $18.03Value $149,992
    01 World

    Jawz's current regime read favors commodities in a FALL / stagflation setup because inflation remains elevated while growth is slowing.

    02 Book

    The book needs direct exposure to real assets that can benefit from persistent inflation pressure and supply-side stress.

    03 Decide

    Allocate 15% to PDBC as the portfolio's broad commodity sleeve.

    04 Observe

    Monitor whether inflation breadth narrows or the macro regime rotates away from stagflation; if so, this sleeve may deserve to shrink.

  5. OpenSGOVMay 6, 2026

    Open SGOV cash-equivalent core

    Establish the primary defensive cash-equivalent sleeve. In a RED / FALL regime with inflation as the dominant risk, preserving optionality matters more than forcing risk exposure. SGOV expresses capital preservation while keeping the portfolio fully invested in a liquid short-duration vehicle.

    Price $100.44Value $550,009
    01 World

    Jawz is reading a RED macro regime in the FALL quadrant: inflation remains the dominant risk, growth is mixed, and the general tilt is cash overweight, commodities overweight, equities underweight.

    02 Book

    For a public reference portfolio, the largest sleeve should stabilize the book and preserve flexibility rather than chase returns in a hostile regime.

    03 Decide

    Allocate 55% to SGOV as the portfolio's core reserve and liquidity anchor.

    04 Observe

    If the regime improves materially or inflation risk breaks lower, this sleeve becomes the main source of redeployable capital.