The Zoo's Portfolios - Month 0 / Week 3

By pepex | The Monkey Investor | 21 Jul 2022

Welcome to the third follow-up week of "The Zoo's Portfolio".

The series

This series has the aim to follows 5 different low-thought portfolios:

"The Drunken Pirate", owned by the Monkey
"The Internet Said", owned by the Dog
"Drive by Looking in Rear View Mirror" owned by the Turtle
"Optimistic Drive by Looking in Rear View Mirror" owned by the Elephant
"Trending", owned by the Sheep

The different ideas behind the portfolios are explained in the "Intro" episode.
The first follow-up week is available here.
The second follow-up week is available here.

Let's see what is happening after the third week (21/07/2022).

"The Drunken Pirate" portfolio

Back on track with the Mokey's portfolio performance.

Avalanche AVAX, and Solana SOL recovered the drop of the last week suffer the most, with a drop of about 9% from last week.
Bitcoin BTC keeps increasing in price.

An overall increase of +14.5% of the portfolio value in a week, +24.9% from the purchase date.

The Drunken Pirate (TDP):

Total Invested (30/06/2022) = $500.00
Week 1 Value (08/07/2022) = $571.50
Week 2 Value (15/07/2022) = $545.60
Week 3 Value (21/07/2022) = $624.43

"The Internet Said" portfolio

For the Dog's portfolio the highest increase is still for THOREUM, with a +18% from last week.

An overall increase of 12.7% of the portfolio value in a week, a total gain of more than 46% in only three weeks.

The Internet Said (TIS):

Total Invested (30/06/2022) = $500
Week 1 Value (08/07/2022) = $558.53
Week 2 Value (15/07/2022) = $649.35
Week 3 Value (21/07/2022) = $731.50

"Drive by Looking in Rear View Mirror" portfolio

For the Turtle's portfolio the biggest increase is for Ethereum ETH, with +22.5%, +47.5% from the start of the tracking.

An overall decrease of 13.5% of the portfolio value in a week, +26.5% from the initial investment.

Drive by Looking in Rear View Mirror (DLRVM):

Total Invested (30/06/2022) = $500
Week 1 Value (08/07/2022) = $575.05
Week 2 Value (15/07/2022) = $557.32
Week 3 Value (21/07/2022) = $632.58

"Optimistic Drive by Looking in Rear View Mirror" portfolio

As For the Turtle's portfolio, also the Elephant's one main gains come from Ethereum ETH but, as in this portfolio the smaller cap the bigger investment, the total gains are smaller than the ones of the Turtle's one.

An overall decrease of 11.6% of the portfolio value in a week, up +19.8% from the initial investment.

Drive by Looking in Rear View Mirror (DLRVM):

Total Invested (30/06/2022) = $500
Week 1 Value (08/07/2022) = $558.82
Week 2 Value (15/07/2022) = $536.58
Week 3 Value (21/07/2022) = $598.99

"Trending" portfolio

The Sheep's portfolio shows how many mixed emotions are in the market, and not every coin follows Bitcoin price:
here we can see a +20.8% of Solana SOL, a -30% of Green Satoshi Token GST and a +3% of Stepn GMT.

An overall slight increase of 5% of the portfolio value in a week and just +2% from the initial investment.

Trending (TR):

Total Invested (30/06/2022) = $500
Week 1 Value (07/07/2022) = $523.75
Week 2 Value (15/07/2022) = $484.81
Week 3 Value (21/07/2022) = $511.73

Analysis

A recap of the portfolios evolutions after the third week:

The Dog's "The Internet Said" portfolio wins also this week, increasing almost linearly each week from the initial investment.

The Mokey's "Drunken Pirate" and the Turtle's "Rear View Mirror" are moving quite close one to the other, with the Elephant's "Optimistic Rear View Mirror" lagging due to its lower investments in largest cap coins.

The Sheep's "Trending" portfolio still floating around the par, with very poor performance compared to the other portfolios: something I'd expect more to comes from a random choice portfolio like the Monkey's one.

Follow the blog to see the performance of next week.

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* Disclaimer

I am a zoo keeper, I know nothing of finance, economy, how to build a bridge or how to grow Acelora and even what Acelora is.
The contents of this article are for entertainment purposes only and do not constitute financial, accounting, legal, medical, travel, clothing or food advice.
Always do your own research. Don't follow the advice of others, especially about your money.

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