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Nicholson Meyer Capital Management, Inc.

Location
Kansas City, MO
Portfolio Value
Micro $41,092,159
Diversification
Moderately concentrated
Filing Date
Global Rank
#6,715 / 8,232 ▲ 159
Top Industry
Insurance - Diversified 39.1%
3Y Alpha vs SPY
-5.1%
Period ended 2 months ago
Filed Apr 22, 2026 · 53d
5 quarters · since Mar 2025

Clone Performance

May 2025–Jun 2026 · vs SPY

Hypothetical growth of cloning every reported 13F position and rebalancing on each filing, indexed to the same start.

Cloned portfolio
+21.4%
SPY
+27.1%
Annualised alpha
-5.1%
Max drawdown
−10.0%

Estimate. 13F holdings are quarter-lagged and long-only, so the clone rebalances about 45 days after each period end — when the filing becomes public — and excludes options and short positions. Past performance does not predict future results.

Portfolio Concentration

28 positions · as of Mar 31, 2026 · Δ vs Dec 31, 2025
Top Position
30.1%
−0.6 pts
Top 5
71.0%
−1.1 pts
Top 10
82.4%
−1.3 pts
HHI
1,762
Mar 2025 → Mar 2026 · range 1,493 – 1,778
Moderately concentrated−16

Portfolio Trend

5 quarters · across all stocks

Sector Breakdown

As of Mar 31, 2026
Sector % Portfolio Value
Unclassified 30.1% $12,350,183
Financial Services 27.4% $11,249,699
Technology 13.9% $5,707,525
Healthcare 7.0% $2,886,315
Energy 6.9% $2,822,333
Consumer Defensive 6.2% $2,536,699
Basic Materials 3.0% $1,221,002
Consumer Cyclical 2.7% $1,098,832
Industrials 2.5% $1,009,653
Communication Services 0.5% $209,918

Last Quarter's Activity

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Mar 31, 2026 vs Dec 31, 2025

Added To

Positions the filer increased
No qualifying positions this quarter.

Trimmed

Positions the filer reduced
19 positions
Ticker Δ Shares Shares Value Open

New Positions

Positions the filer opened this quarter
1 positions
Ticker Shares Value Open

Sold Out

Positions the filer fully exited
1 positions
Ticker Shares Value Open

Portfolio Positions

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28 positions · $41,092,159 total · as of Mar 31, 2026
Ticker Company Shares Value (USD) % of Portfolio History