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Overview

$3,112,559.64

Portfolio value

$22,322.67
+0.72%

1-day return · Yesterday

$1,112,559.64
+55.63%

Total returns · YTD

2

1-day trades · Yesterday

678

Total trades · YTD

  • Total+$1,112,559.64

AI summary

The SCUTA demo book opened the year at $2,000,000.00 and finished near $3,112,559.64 after compounding YTD session P&L. Semiconductors and megacap tech remained the primary drivers, with active rotation across the seeded trading universe (NVDA, MU, AVGO, and related names). May stays a net winning month despite one outsized red session mid-month.

Concentration risk stays elevated: AI/semiconductor beta dominates daily P&L, so single-name moves can overshadow quieter sleeves.

Cash is a minority share of the $3,112,559.64 book. A sharp tech drawdown would transmit quickly into total equity; size risk against the May stress day before the next catalyst cluster.

15 positions
60 tickers
Pnl %Notional
Technology+26.05%
$2.07M
Other0.00%
$435.95K
Consumer+20.54%
$328.64K
Healthcare+17.90%
$138.94K
Financials+18.13%
$135.58K
Energy0.00%
$0
Industrials0.00%
$0

Stats

  • Total return
    +55.63%
  • Monthly return
    +7.77%
  • Weekly return
    +1.83%
  • Max drawdown
    -2.88%
  • Trade win rate
    86.43%
  • Profit factor
    8.25
  • Average trades per day
    3.55
  • Account history length
    266 days

Risk

  • Risk/reward ratio
    1.29
  • Worst day
    -2.88%
  • Worst week
    -1.87%
  • Worst month
    0.00%
  • Risk of ruin
    0.80%
  • Average trade duration
    0.1 days
  • Average win
    $2,160.53
  • Average loss
    -$1,668.63

AI summary

The open book holds 15 positions with $2,676,605.25 in market value and an unrealized gain of +$526,453.63 (+24.48% versus cost). The move is primarily tied to NVDA, with 15 names above cost and 0 below.

NVDA is the largest sleeve at 14.29% of invested capital ($382,464.00), marking +$98,006.40 versus an average cost of $98.77. Position size means single-name moves here transmit quickly into total equity.

NVDA is the clearest contributor, up +$98,006.40 (+34.45%) on 2,880 shares. Breadth elsewhere is quieter, so the narrative remains concentrated in a handful of marks.

Sector exposure is led by Technology at 77.47% of the invested book, followed by Consumer at 12.28%. Overall, concentration and the unrealized gain in NVDA remain the items to watch into the next session.