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Reference Portfolios · Skin in the game

Ten portfolios, three approaches, one framework.

Reference portfolios implement Closelook's analytical theses in real positions, across three approaches. Five are Active Discretionary — AI Build-Out, Hypergrowth, Global Tech 50, Global ETFs and Derivatives — thesis-driven books where conviction and judgment shape every move. Two are Passive Systematic — Rubin Equal Weight and Rubin Momentum — rules-based sleeves of the Rubin index family that rebalance or drift on a fixed schedule, with no discretionary intervention. Three are Active Systematic — Rubin Sector Rotation, the Jensen book (the public companies NVIDIA backs) and the T1 index (the Trillion-Dollar Club) — rule-based construction driven by an active signal: a rotation model, NVIDIA's disclosed stakes, or a one-trillion-dollar membership test.

Free-tier pages show thesis, structure, and recent moves. Full composition and move-level detail are available via Closelook.money.

Performance for the Active Discretionary and Rubin books is tracked since January 1, 2026 and runs ongoing. The two newest Active Systematic books carry their own inception: the T1 index from the last trading day of 2025, and the Jensen book from NVIDIA's first disclosed stake.

Reference portfolios are educational and illustrative — they reflect how Thomas Look, as author of Closelook, implements analytical theses. Not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.