Inventory is 30%+ of assets and grew 10% or more in a quarter.
A company filling its warehouses either expects to sell more — ahead of a product launch or price rise — or cannot sell what it has. Comparing inventory growth with revenue growth tells the two apart.
$10,000 in this list since 2016
Rebuilt every month from the data public at the time
Per year
+13.5%
All stocks +9.4%, S&P 500 +13.8%
Worst fall from a peak
-45%
All stocks -35%
Months ahead of all stocks
52%
120 months tested
Stocks held, on average
23
Equal weights
Past 12 months
-20.3%
All stocks +4.1%, S&P 500 +12.4%
Volatility, per year
33%
All stocks 22%
Sharpe ratio
0.47
All stocks 0.40; return over cash per unit of volatility
Replaced each month
34%
Share of the list that changes at a rebalance
Live since Oct 19, 2026. Holding the list as published, rebought at each month end: +3.7% against +2.1% for all stocks and +0.7% for the S&P 500, to Oct 30, 2026. Too short a period to read much into.
Stocking up
All US stocks, equal weight
S&P 500 (price only)
Year by year
Portfolio
2016from Oct 31
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026to Oct 19
This list
+22%
+11%
-18%
+43%
+60%
+43%
-22%
+16%
+23%
+1%
-13%
All US stocks
+12%
+19%
22 stocks on the list today
As of the close on Oct 30, 2026; 1 joined and 0 left since Oct 29, 2026