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Meet your weekly digest

Once a week, Drift writes you a short recap like this one. This example is for a portfolio of Apple, Nvidia, Johnson & Johnson, Coca-Cola, and a couple of others. Plain English, no jargon, no ticker tape.

+2.4%
this week
S&P 500 +1.7%: you beat it
vs +0.9% previously
Today+0.6%
This week+2.4%

The story

A quiet week, and a good one. Nothing demanded your attention, which is the whole point. Semiconductor strength carried it, and the rest of the portfolio held its usual steady shape.

At a glance

NVDA+6.1%
XOM-2.8%
KO+0.6%
NVDA drove the return+1.1% pts
Volatility18.6% annualized
Max drawdown-4.1%
Beta vs S&P 5001.15
Since you started tracking+18.6%
Vs. all-time peak1.7% below (Jul 18, 2026)

Portfolio composition

Biggest contributors
NVDA
+$686(+1.1pp)
XOM
-$318(-0.5pp)
AAPL
+$261(+0.4pp)
Sector exposure
Technology
41%
Semiconductors
18%
Pharmaceuticals
17%
Energy
13%
Beverages
11%
Correlation matrix
move togethermove oppositely

AAPL and NVDA move closely together (+0.62), the strongest relationship here. KO and NVDA move mostly independently (+0.02), the least connected pair here.

AAPL vs NVDA
+0.62
JNJ vs KO
+0.58
AAPL vs JNJ
+0.15
AAPL vs KO
+0.10
JNJ vs NVDA
+0.05
KO vs NVDA
+0.02
Correlation between each pair of holdings, from -1 to 1
PairCorrelation
AAPL vs NVDA0.62
JNJ vs KO0.58
AAPL vs JNJ0.15
AAPL vs KO0.10
JNJ vs NVDA0.05
KO vs NVDA0.02

Watching

TSLA +4.4%AMZN +1.1%

Upcoming earnings

AAPL Jul 31
Steady Compounder6 holdings, 4.4 effective positions. Your portfolio is moderately concentrated.

A tight, genuinely diversified set of positions. The boring, durable kind of portfolio.

Drift describes what's already in your portfolio. It isn't investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything.

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