Author

@cullenroche cullenroche

Rigorous portfolio-construction educator who turns institutional liability-matching into retail frameworks

Educates and argues, mostly in replies, about asset-liabilit

trader score
-1.40
hit rate
0%
mean α
-0.67%
signals 14d
35

Grade = how their written analysis reads (A best). Trader score = how their last-20 timestamped calls performed vs SPY.

Their picks, scored

Across their last 6 scored bets: 0% hit rate, -0.67% mean alpha, trader score -1.40. Their last-14d mentions, direction-adjusted, have moved -1.7% since posting (mean over 2 mentions with price data).

Recent signals15receipts included
date (PT)tickerauthorsentwhat they saidsince thenreceipt
2026-10-16·@cullenroche·Acknowledges that the discussed risks are valid but very low-probability tail risks.·
2026-10-16·@cullenroche·Warns accelerating inflation can damage bonds through a multiplier effect.·
2026-10-16·@cullenroche·Uses Argentina to argue inflation-linked bonds may fail to protect holders in real time.·
2026-10-16·@cullenroche·Explains bank lending for housing as collateralized private-sector money creation.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Attributes a home's gain between inflation and real appreciation driven by local demand.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Argues long-duration TIPS have tax, duration and tail risks versus equities.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Prefers equities to a very long TIPS ladder for investors able to accept probabilistic outcomes.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Discloses a portfolio structure using short-term bills and TIPS with equities farther out.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Recommends equities or other instruments over TIPS for investors with sufficient risk capacity.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Presents a detailed bearish framework for long-term TIPS and favors equities for long liabilities.·
2026-10-15TLT@cullenroche-0.30Criticizes backward-looking models that made a 40% TLT allocation appear attractive.+1.7%
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Argues CAPE informs long-run risk and sequence risk more than short-term returns.·
2026-10-15·@cullenroche·Argues CAPE-driven bearishness may reflect US home bias and misuse of valuation data.·
2026-10-14·@cullenroche·Argues money creation cannot create net wealth, which instead comes from private investment.·
2026-10-14·@cullenroche·Reiterates the framework that all investing involves active choices rather than true passivity.·

Grade is our human read-worthiness rating; trader score is a rolling 20-bet hit-rate/alpha composite — different things, often disagreeing. “Since then” is direction-unaware in the table; the summary line above adjusts for which way they leaned.