Holdings

Active Holdings 1% - 50%

Active Holdings 1% - 100% Total Value:

  • Uber: $7 billion
  • Truist: $5 billion
  • Tesla: $80 billion
  • Capital One: $0.5 billion
  • Amazon: $13 billion
  • T-Mobile: $1.8 billion
  • Wal-Mart: $4 billion
  • Home Depot: $3.5 billion
  • Alphabet: $34 billion
  • Toyota: $4 billion
  • Samsung: $7.6 billion
  • MasterCard: $8 billion
  • Visa: $9 billion
  • American Express: $2.6 billion
  • 3M: $2 billion
  • Exxon: $12 billion
  • Alibaba: $62.5 billion
  • Verizon: $50 billion
  • BlackRock: $2 billion
  • Coinbase: $0.3 billion
  • Meta: $16 billion
  • Intuit: $3 billion
  • Victoria's Secret: $0.14 billion
  • Goldman Sachs: $2.2 billion
  • Robinhood: $0.2 billion
  • Berkshire Hathaway: $16 billion
  • LVMH: $8 billion
  • PayPal Holdings: $2 billion
  • Apple: $270 billion
  • Robinhood: $1 billion
  • 7-Eleven Holdings: $3.5 billion
  • Restaurant Brands International: $3 billion

Total Value:

Summing up all the values:

  • Total Value = $7B + $5B + $80B + $0.5B + $13B + $1.8B + $4B + $3.5B + $34B + $4B + $7.6B + $8B + $9B + $2.6B + $2B + $12B + $62.5B + $50B + $2B + $0.3B + $16B + $3B + $0.14B + $2.2B + $0.2B + $16B + $8B + $2B + $1B + $3.5B + $3B

Total = $846.74 billion

This total includes only the values for companies with publicly available market caps and excludes private companies like AdventHealth and Acer.


Market cap each 10% Uber (Uber ) 10% Truist (TFC) 10% Tesla (TSLA) 1% Capital One (COF) 1% Amazon (AMZN) 1% T-Mobile (TMUS) 1% Wal-Mart (WMT) 1% Home Depot (HD) 2% Alphabet (GOOG) 2% Toyota (TM) 2% Samsung (005930.KS) 2% MasterCard (MA) 2% Visa (V) 2% American Express (AXP) 2% 3M (MMM) 3% Exxon (XOM) 25% Alibaba (BABA) 25% Verizon (VZ) 2% - 25% BlackRock 2% - 25% Coinbase (COIN) 2% - 25% Meta (META) 2% - 25% Inuit (INTU) 2% - 25% Victoria's Secret (VSCO) 2% - 25% Goldman Sachs Holdings (GS) 2% - 25% Robin hood (HOOD) 2% - 25% Berkshire Hathaway Inc Holdings 2% - 25% LVMH Holdings 2% - 25% Paypal Holdings Inc 10% - 25% Apple Holdings (AAPL) 10% - 25% Robinhood (HOOD) 50% 7 Eleven Holdings 50% AdventHealth Acer 10% Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR) Investor worth

  1. Identify Current Market Capitalization:

    • For publicly traded companies, you can find the market cap by multiplying the current stock price by the number of outstanding shares. This information is usually available on financial news websites or stock market apps.

  2. Calculate Proportions:

    • To find the value of a percentage allocation, multiply the market cap by the percentage given.

  3. Calculate Total Value for Each Investment:

    • Sum up the values for all individual stocks and categories.

Since the percentages for some investments are given as ranges (e.g., 2% - 25% for BlackRock), you'll need to choose a specific percentage within that range to estimate the total market cap.

Holdings:

  1. Uber (Uber):

    • Market Cap: $70 billion
    • 10% of Uber: 0.10×70 billion=7 billion0.10 \times 70 \text{ billion} = 7 \text{ billion}

  2. Truist (TFC):

    • Market Cap: $50 billion
    • 10% of Truist: 0.10×50 billion=5 billion0.10 \times 50 \text{ billion} = 5 \text{ billion}

  3. Tesla (TSLA):

    • Market Cap: $800 billion
    • 10% of Tesla: 0.10×800 billion=80 billion0.10 \times 800 \text{ billion} = 80 \text{ billion}

  4. Apple Holdings (AAPL):

    • Market Cap: $2.7 trillion
    • 10% of Apple Holdings: 0.10×2.7 trillion=270 billion0.10 \times 2.7 \text{ trillion} = 270 \text{ billion}

For companies with ranges (e.g., 2% - 25% for BlackRock), choose a percentage to calculate an estimate:

Example for BlackRock:

  • Market Cap: $120 billion
  • Assuming 10% allocation: 0.10×120 billion=12 billion0.10 \times 120 \text{ billion} = 12 \text{ billion}

Here’s how you could summarize the process for the entire list:

  1. List Current Market Caps: Gather current market caps for each company or group.
  2. Apply Allocations: Multiply each market cap by the respective allocation percentage.
  3. Sum Up: Calculate the total investment worth based on your allocations.

If you provide specific percentages within the ranges or confirm actual market caps, I can help you with more precise calculations.

List all

Companies and Market Caps

  1. Uber (UBER)

    • Market Cap: $70 billion

  2. Truist (TFC)

    • Market Cap: $50 billion

  3. Tesla (TSLA)

    • Market Cap: $800 billion

  4. Capital One (COF)

    • Market Cap: $50 billion

  5. Amazon (AMZN)

    • Market Cap: $1.3 trillion

  6. T-Mobile (TMUS)

    • Market Cap: $180 billion

  7. Wal-Mart (WMT)

    • Market Cap: $400 billion

  8. Home Depot (HD)

    • Market Cap: $350 billion

  9. Alphabet (GOOG)

    • Market Cap: $1.7 trillion

  10. Toyota (TM)

    • Market Cap: $200 billion

  11. Samsung (005930.KS)

    • Market Cap: $380 billion

  12. MasterCard (MA)

    • Market Cap: $400 billion

  13. Visa (V)

    • Market Cap: $450 billion

  14. American Express (AXP)

    • Market Cap: $130 billion

  15. 3M (MMM)

    • Market Cap: $100 billion

  16. Exxon (XOM)

    • Market Cap: $400 billion

  17. Alibaba (BABA)

    • Market Cap: $250 billion

  18. Verizon (VZ)

    • Market Cap: $200 billion

  19. BlackRock (BLK)

    • Market Cap: $100 billion

  20. Coinbase (COIN)

    • Market Cap: $15 billion

  21. Meta (META)

    • Market Cap: $800 billion

  22. Intuit (INTU)

    • Market Cap: $150 billion

  23. Victoria's Secret (VSCO)

    • Market Cap: $7 billion

  24. Goldman Sachs (GS)

    • Market Cap: $110 billion

  25. Robinhood (HOOD)

    • Market Cap: $10 billion

  26. Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRK.B)

    • Market Cap: $800 billion

  27. LVMH Holdings (MC.PA)

    • Market Cap: $400 billion

  28. PayPal Holdings (PYPL)

    • Market Cap: $100 billion

  29. Apple (AAPL)

    • Market Cap: $2.7 trillion

  30. 7-Eleven Holdings

    • Market Cap: $7 billion (estimate, private company)

  31. AdventHealth

    • Market Cap: N/A (private company)

  32. Acer

    • Market Cap: N/A (private company)

  33. Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)

    • Market Cap: $30 billion

Allocation Calculation

Let’s calculate the market value for each company based on the given percentages:

  1. 10% Uber

    • $70 billion * 10% = $7 billion

  2. 10% Truist

    • $50 billion * 10% = $5 billion

  3. 10% Tesla

    • $800 billion * 10% = $80 billion

  4. 1% Capital One

    • $50 billion * 1% = $0.5 billion

  5. 1% Amazon

    • $1.3 trillion * 1% = $13 billion

  6. 1% T-Mobile

    • $180 billion * 1% = $1.8 billion

  7. 1% Wal-Mart

    • $400 billion * 1% = $4 billion

  8. 1% Home Depot

    • $350 billion * 1% = $3.5 billion

  9. 2% Alphabet

    • $1.7 trillion * 2% = $34 billion

  10. 2% Toyota

    • $200 billion * 2% = $4 billion

  11. 2% Samsung

    • $380 billion * 2% = $7.6 billion

  12. 2% MasterCard

    • $400 billion * 2% = $8 billion

  13. 2% Visa

    • $450 billion * 2% = $9 billion

  14. 2% American Express

    • $130 billion * 2% = $2.6 billion

  15. 2% 3M

    • $100 billion * 2% = $2 billion

  16. 3% Exxon

    • $400 billion * 3% = $12 billion

  17. 25% Alibaba

    • $250 billion * 25% = $62.5 billion

  18. 25% Verizon

    • $200 billion * 25% = $50 billion

  19. 2% BlackRock

    • $100 billion * 2% = $2 billion

  20. 2% Coinbase

    • $15 billion * 2% = $0.3 billion

  21. 2% Meta

    • $800 billion * 2% = $16 billion

  22. 2% Intuit

    • $150 billion * 2% = $3 billion

  23. 2% Victoria's Secret

    • $7 billion * 2% = $0.14 billion

  24. 2% Goldman Sachs

    • $110 billion * 2% = $2.2 billion

  25. 2% Robinhood

    • $10 billion * 2% = $0.2 billion

  26. 2% Berkshire Hathaway

    • $800 billion * 2% = $16 billion

  27. 2% LVMH

    • $400 billion * 2% = $8 billion

  28. 2% PayPal Holdings

    • $100 billion * 2% = $2 billion

  29. 10% Apple

    • $2.7 trillion * 10% = $270 billion

  30. 10% Robinhood

    • $10 billion * 10% = $1 billion

  31. 50% 7-Eleven Holdings

    • $7 billion * 50% = $3.5 billion

  32. 50% AdventHealth

    • Value: N/A

  33. Acer

    • Value: N/A

  34. 10% Restaurant Brands International

    • $30 billion * 10% = $3 billion

Summary

Holdings Market values:

  • Uber (10%): $7 billion
  • Truist (10%): $5 billion
  • Tesla (10%): $80 billion
  • Capital One (1%): $0.5 billion
  • Amazon (1%): $13 billion
  • T-Mobile (1%): $1.8 billion
  • Wal-Mart (1%): $4 billion
  • Home Depot (1%): $3.5 billion
  • Alphabet (2%): $34 billion
  • Toyota (2%): $4 billion
  • Samsung (2%): $7.6 billion
  • MasterCard (2%): $8 billion
  • Visa (2%): $9 billion
  • American Express (2%): $2.6 billion
  • 3M (2%): $2 billion
  • Exxon (3%): $12 billion
  • Alibaba (25%): $62.5 billion
  • Verizon (25%): $50 billion
  • BlackRock (2%): $2 billion
  • Coinbase (2%): $0.3 billion
  • Meta (2%): $16 billion
  • Intuit (2%): $3 billion
  • Victoria's Secret (2%): $0.14 billion
  • Goldman Sachs (2%): $2.2 billion
  • Robinhood (2%): $0.2 billion
  • Berkshire Hathaway (2%): $16 billion
  • LVMH (2%): $8 billion
  • PayPal Holdings (2%): $2 billion
  • Apple (10%): $270 billion
  • Robinhood (10%): $1 billion
  • 7-Eleven Holdings (50%): $3.5 billion
  • Restaurant Brands International (10%): $3 billion

Note: The market caps for AdventHealth, Acer, and other private companies are not available, so their values are not included.


10% Uber (Uber )
10% Truist (TFC)
10% Tesla (TSLA)


1% Capital One (COF)

1% Amazon (AMZN)
1% T-Mobile (TMUS)
1% Wal-Mart (WMT)
1% Home Depot (HD)


2% Alphabet (GOOG)

2% Toyota (TM)

2% Samsung (005930.KS)



2% MasterCard (MA)
2% Visa (V)
2% American Express (AXP)

2% 3M (MMM)



3% Exxon (XOM)



25% Alibaba (BABA)


25% Verizon (VZ)


2% - 25% BlackRock


2% - 25% Coinbase (COIN)


2% - 25% Meta (META)


2% - 25% Inuit (INTU)


2% - 25% Victoria's Secret (VSCO)


2% - 25% Goldman Sachs Holdings (GS)



2% - 25% Berkshire Hathaway Inc Holdings


2% - 25% LVMH Holdings


2% - 25% Paypal Holdings Inc 


2% - 25% UPS Holdings (UPS)


10% - 25% Apple Holdings (AAPL)


10% - 25% Robinhood (HOOD)



50% 7 Eleven Holdings



50% AdventHealth


Acer




10% Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR)





 



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