SSHF.X — Sound Shore Fund, Inc. 13F holdings and portfolio analysis
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Baseline
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Following the baseline exposes an investor to a diversified but still drawdown-prone portfolio with moderate turnover and lag risk. The baseline top holdings are REGN 4.58%, TEVA 4.53%, GOOGL 3.69%, LUV 3.60%, and DIS 3.54%, with top5 concentration of 19.94%, top10 of 36.68%, and top20 of 66.54%. Sector weights are spread across Financials 21.11%, Information Technology 19.06%, Health Care 17.13%, Industrials 11.32%, and Energy 8.68%, so the portfolio is not dominated by one stock, but it is still cyclical enough to produce a -38.13% maxDrawdown. Implementation also carries 13F-style delay and turnover risk: the backtest logged 1,371 trades and totalEstimatedCost of 3.1911.
Three recent periods explain the trade-off well. First, 2023-12-31 was a strong payoff period: optimizedReturn 12.63% versus benchmarkReturn 4.96%, for +7.67 points of excess with only 20.14 turnover. Second, 2024-03-31 showed the downside of the style: optimizedReturn -3.90% versus 2.31% for SPY, a -6.22 point excess gap with 36.84 turnover. Third, 2024-12-31 was another weak but informative quarter: optimizedReturn -4.24% versus -3.63% for SPY, only -0.62 excess, but turnover jumped to 55.56 with 46 trades. Those periods show the baseline can outperform strongly when its style works, but it can also lag when rotation turns against it, especially when trading activity rises.
A user should inspect three things next: concentration drift, sector drag, and turnover. Concentration looks reasonable now with top10 at 36.68%, but sectorWeights show a meaningful tilt to Financials 21.11%, Information Technology 19.06%, and Health Care 17.13%, so sector-level cyclicality matters. The style data also says Information Technology contributed -24.08 and Consumer Discretionary -10.24, which are major clues to past underperformance. Finally, recent baseline periods show turnover can spike from 20.14 in 2023-12-31 to 55.56 in 2024-12-31, which affects both trading costs and how stale a lagged 13F implementation becomes.