Rebalance LLC Portfolio Analysis: June 2026 Changes Revealed
Rebalance, Llc's investment strategy focused on broad market exposure while adjusting fixed income allocations in Q1 2026.
By Insiderset.Jul 18, 2026, 4:58 PM

Rebalance, Llc has maintained a strategic focus on equities within its portfolio as of June 30, 2026. The largest allocation remains SCHWAB U.S. BROAD MARKET ETF (SCHB), representing 22.37% of the total value.
The investor's activity this quarter was characterized by selective adjustments across various asset classes:
- SCHWAB U.S. BROAD MARKET ETF (SCHB): Experienced a slight decrease in shares (-2.28%) and value, maintaining its position as the largest holding.
- VANGUARD TOTAL STOCK MARKET ETF (VTI): Also saw share reduction (-5.04%), continuing to hold at approximately 13.64% allocation.
- SCHWAB INTERNATIONAL EQUITY ETF (SCHF): Showed significant growth in both shares (+4.39%) and value, increasing its portfolio weight from previous periods.
- ISHARES CORE U.S. AGGREGATE BOND ETF (AGG): Demonstrated the most substantial increase with a nearly 12% jump in shares and corresponding value growth.
In addition to these major shifts, Rebalance increased its exposure to high-yield corporate bonds:
- ISHARES BROAD USD HIGH YIELD CORPORATE BOND ETF (USHY): Showed strong positive change in shares (+9.74%) and value.
- VANGUARD INTERMEDIATE-TERM CORPORATE BOND ETF (VCIT): Also increased its position significantly during this period.
The investor also made notable adjustments to other equity holdings:
- SCHWAB EMERGING MARKETS EQUITY ETF (SCHE): Increased slightly in allocation, though the change was modest compared to fixed income additions.
- VANGUARD FTSE DEVELOPED MARKETS ETF (VEA): Saw moderate growth (+4.52%) in its position during this quarter.
Conversely, Rebalance reduced or exited several positions:
- ISHARES 0-3 MONTH TREASURY BOND ETF (SGOV): Completely exited the short-term Treasury bond ETF (-35.99%), reducing its exposure to ultra-short duration fixed income.
- ISHARES RUSSELL 1000 GROWTH ETF (IWF): Showed a dramatic increase in shares (+289.56%) and allocation percentage, indicating strong confidence in large-cap growth stocks.
The portfolio also saw minor adjustments to specific corporate bond holdings:
- ISHARES IBONDS DEC 2026 TERM CORPORATE ETF (IBDR): Experienced a decrease, reflecting the investor's preference for longer-term bonds.