Daily and weekly commentary with real-time portfolio allocation updates. Sourced from institutional research for 401(k), 403(b), and IRA accounts.
Updated March 28, 2026. Model portfolios for 401(k), 403(b), and IRA accounts across three risk profiles.
Geopolitical tensions continue to escalate. Defense sector (LMT, RTX, NOC) outperforming. Increasing aggressive portfolio defense allocation from 12% → 15%, trimming consumer discretionary. Energy catching a bid on supply disruption fears — maintaining XLE and adding CVX exposure.
Quarterly rebalance executed across all three model portfolios. Key changes: increased gold allocation in conservative model (+2%), rotated moderate model toward domestic consumer staples, added semiconductor names to aggressive growth model. Full updated allocations shown above.
Markets showed resilience despite geopolitical headwinds. S&P tested 5,200 and bounced. Fed held rates steady — base case remains two cuts in H2 2026. Bond yields dipped, favoring income-oriented portfolios.
Cloud provider capex guidance confirms AI infrastructure spending accelerating into 2027. Holding overweight NVDA, AVGO, ANET across growth portfolios. AMD showing relative weakness — watching for entry below $140.
WSJ reporting new tariff rounds on imported consumer goods. Domestic supply chain companies (PG, CL, KO) positioned to benefit. We've rotated conservative and moderate portfolios toward domestic-focused staples.
10-year yield falling to 4.15% creates entry opportunity for fixed income allocation. Adding duration to conservative model through TLT. Moderate model maintains shorter-duration BND allocation.
Gold continues its breakout, validating our December 2025 thesis to add GLD/IAU across all models. Conservative model benefiting most from 10% gold allocation. No changes — maintaining positions and trailing stops.
Adding 3% position in Lockheed Martin (LMT) to aggressive model, funded by trimming broad equity (VOO) by 3%. Defense spending likely to accelerate regardless of which Iran scenario plays out — asymmetric upside.
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