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Is Your Roundhill Investments Portfolio Underperforming?

Roundhill Investments offers specialty and thematic investing, where concentrated or single-issuer lineups can swing well away from a diversified baseline.

Pure Benchmarks ranks real Roundhill Investments portfolios against thousands of other verified investor portfolios across nine standardized risk categories, from 100% equity to 90% fixed income. Every portfolio is recategorized daily from actual end-of-day holdings, and Community Nests shows exactly where your Roundhill Investments portfolio ranks against other real Roundhill Investments clients in the same risk category — built entirely from verified portfolio data, with no firm that manages money able to see any data point on the platform.

Why your Roundhill Investments portfolio can lag a pure index baseline

The concentration tilt. Thematic and single-issuer lineups concentrate exposure around a narrow idea or one fund house. That focus can swing returns well away from a diversified index baseline, making it hard to tell skill from a single bet paying off.

What to review on a Roundhill Investments portfolio

  • Check whether a thematic or single-issuer tilt concentrates exposure versus a diversified index baseline.
  • Look at how the specialty allocation has tracked a broad index across up and down markets.

Illustrative 10-year comparison — a standard managed portfolio versus a pure index baseline. Figures are illustrative only.

Year Standard managed portfolio Pure index baseline Gap
Year 1 $105,200 $107,000 -$1,800
Year 3 $116,400 $122,500 -$6,100
Year 5 $128,700 $140,300 -$11,600
Year 7 $142,300 $160,600 -$18,300
Year 10 $165,100 $196,700 -$31,600

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This page is an information baseline for comparison only. It is not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy, sell, replace, or transfer any specific asset, account, or firm. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All figures shown are illustrative.