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What is the Coffeehouse portfolio really made of?

Bill Schultheis’s Coffeehouse portfolio: 40% bonds and six stock funds of 10% each.

Measured on 2026-09-15

7 holdings. 97% of the movement travels in one shared direction. VB is 10% of the money and 18% of the risk.

Where the risk sits

HoldingMoneyRiskRatio
VB10%18%1.80
VBR10%18%1.79
VNQ10%16%1.59
VEA10%15%1.48
VOO10%15%1.46
VTV10%14%1.39
BND40%5%0.12

Since last week

First measured on 2026-09-15. The comparison with the week before appears after seven days of measurements.

The reading, in full

PORTFOLIO: Coffeehouse
2010-09-09 to 2026-09-15 · 4,027 trading days · USD

7 holdings.
97% is one shared direction, led by VB, VBR, VNQ.

VB: 10% of the money, 18% of the risk.
Volatility 11% · worst fall on record 25%.
Risk 11% → 8% over the last year, mostly because the holdings themselves got quieter.

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Measured 2010-09-09 to 2026-09-15 over 4,027 trading days, in USD, from yahoo prices. Descriptive: this page reports what these holdings have done and how their risk is built. It does not forecast returns or losses and it is not advice. How every figure is measured. Terms and privacy: /terms. If a figure looks wrong: [email protected].