My portfolio

A small real pot.

Three holdings. Real shares. This page is for learning how a portfolio looks — not advice, not a prediction, and not a reason to buy or sell anything.

Delayed quotesLast print 10/01/26 EDT

Name	Ticker	Shares	Last price	Value	Share of pot
Tesla Tesla, Inc. — the car and energy company.	TSLA	8	$354.11	$2,832.88	80.4%
Strive Strive, Inc. Their business is tied to Bitcoin. Ticker ASST — not SST.	ASST	18	$30.11	$541.98	15.4%
SpaceX Space Exploration Technologies. IPO’d June 2026, Nasdaq ticker SPCX.	SPCX	1	$148.07	$148.07	4.2%
Total				$3,522.93	100%

Tesla TSLA

$2,832.88

Tesla, Inc. — the car and energy company.

Shares: 8
Last price: $354.11
Of the pot: 80.4%

Strive ASST

$541.98

Strive, Inc. Their business is tied to Bitcoin. Ticker ASST — not SST.

Shares: 18
Last price: $30.11
Of the pot: 15.4%

SpaceX SPCX

$148.07

Space Exploration Technologies. IPO’d June 2026, Nasdaq ticker SPCX.

Shares: 1
Last price: $148.07
Of the pot: 4.2%

Total

$3,522.93

Mix of the pot

Each slice is how much of today’s pot that company is. Bigger slice, bigger share.

Tesla80%$2,833
Strive15%$542
SpaceX4%$148

Delayed public quotes. Not a live ticker. The number is the last trade the source had, often from the last market close.

Most of the pot is Tesla. When that one price moves, the total moves with it. That is just the math of the mix — not a suggestion to change it.

What a stock is

A stock is a tiny piece of a company. Eight shares of Tesla means Phoenix owns a very small slice of Tesla — the same company other people own pieces of. It is not a coupon, and it is not a promise the price will go up.

What an asset is

An asset is something you own that has value: a bike, cash in a drawer, a house, or a share of stock. This page is three assets. They can be worth more tomorrow, or less.

Prices move

Every market day, people buy and sell. The last price is only the last agreed number. It can fall. A drop is not a glitch. If a quote fails to load, this page shows a dash. We never invent SpaceX or Strive.

Story problem

A what-if time machine

Today is August 2026. Phoenix is 12. The left side of the graph is today’s live pot — quotes times shares, refreshed about every 30 minutes and when you check prices. Sunday the market is closed, so the number may sit still. Nobody knows what these companies will be worth later. This line is a story problem: if the whole pot grew 30% a year, every year. It is toy math, not a forecast, and not advice. Returns are not guaranteed. 30% every year is a hard number to keep. Real life will not follow this curve.

Today · 12$3,523

10 yr · ~22$48,567

20 yr · ~32$669,532

30 yr · ~42$9,230,061

Formula: future = today’s total × 1.30^years. The dollars recompute from the live pot. This is practice with exponents — not a promise.

Yuki sitting in the grass in front of the UNLV letters — Yuki, who does not have a ticker.

Educational only. Not investment advice. Not a recommendation. Stocks can lose value, including all of it.