CAS Investment Partners, LLC 13F holdings and portfolio analysis
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Baseline
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Following the baseline means accepting an extremely top-heavy portfolio with almost total dependence on CVNA. In the strategy artifact, CVNA is 83.25%, HGV 10.18%, and COF 6.05%, while the top 5 make up 100.0% of assets. Sector exposure is 93.69% Consumer Discretionary, 6.05% Financials, and 0.26% Communication Services. The reward has been high, with 32.42% annualized return and 23.07 alpha, but the cost is a -66.04% max drawdown and explicit filing-lag risk noted in the baseline risk notes.
Three recent periods capture the trade-off well. First, 2023-12-31 gained 52.59% versus SPY's 4.96%, a +47.63 excess return, showing the upside when the core thesis works. Second, 2024-06-30 gained 46.46% versus 9.83%, another +36.63 excess. But the downside is visible in 2025-06-30, when the baseline lost -5.70% versus SPY's +4.20%, a -9.90 excess return. Turnover in those periods was moderate to low at 9.68, 9.88, and 2.76 respectively, so the result was driven more by holdings than by heavy trading.
A user should inspect concentration, drawdown path, and turnover together. The baseline top holding is 83.25%, top 5 concentration is 100.0%, and max drawdown reached -66.04%. RecoveryDays is 339, showing that losses were not brief. It also helps to review quarterly path dependence: the baseline risk notes mention only 32 periods and 53 trades, which means a small number of episodes may explain a large part of the backtest outcome.