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FutureForward

$FUTURFOWRDCCristian B.

About FutureForward

FUTURFORWARD is a forward-looking, high-growth equity portfolio built around companies shaping the next decade of technology, finance, and digital behavior. The strategy is simple but intentional: equal-weight exposure (10% each) to ten disruptive businesses that sit at the intersection of innovation, scale, and cultural relevance. This is not a defensive portfolio. It is designed to capture upside from companies redefining how people connect, transact, create, and consume.

About the Creator

Purpose-driven investor focused on long-term growth, value, and impact. I manage four publicly visible portfolios with consistent contributions and adjust positions based on meaningful dips or shifts in fundamentals. I view investing as a tool for building a future rooted in balance, curiosity, and real-world experience—not just financial returns. With over a decade of personal investing experience, I blend instinct with research and prefer companies that align with innovation, resilience, and purpose. My approach is calm, steady, and reflective of my broader values as a father, coach, and learner.

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Last RebalanceAug 3, 2026

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$FUTURFOWRD Been a lot of volatility last six months with market and these stocks but they are still winners and keeping all of them. just rebalancing all stocks in portfolio to equal weight. no need to remove and replace any of them

Changes:TOST +1.5%DELL +0.8%SPOT +0.5%RDDT +0.4%PLTR +0.3%

keeping all stocks and rebalancing all to even split. I think there is a rotation out of chip stocks and some AI into more consumer defensive stocks that are also part of this balanced yet future forward thinking portfolio

Changes:DELL +9.2%CRWD +2.2%HOOD +1.0%MRVL +0.4%SOFI +0.1%

It’s Time to remove Netflix and add Dell. I’ve tired to stay away from the datacenter theme with this portfolio but it truly is the major winner for last year and I like the company Dell in this space. Netflix has really underperformed market last year and with CEO leaving and uncertainty in media space Dell is a better fit