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Pathway Wealth Management Debuts a $106M Portfolio That Is One-Third Nvidia

The Market Context in 60 Seconds
  1. 01 Pathway Wealth Management, a state-registered investment adviser in Dallas run by Roger J. Allen, filed its first Form 13F-HR (the quarterly holdings report investors managing more than $100 million must file) on May 20, showing a $106 million U.S. stock portfolio as of March 31 that is built around a single chip stock.
  2. 02 The portfolio is a debut. Pathway filed two quarters at once, and its $110 million December holdings slipped to $106 million by March, down about 3%, while the name count edged from 29 to 30.
  3. 03 Five stakes hold about 68% of the portfolio: Nvidia at $37 million, Broadcom at $15 million, Advanced Micro Devices at $7.9 million, Eli Lilly at $6.7 million, and Amazon at $5.2 million.
  4. 04 The thread is artificial-intelligence hardware. Nvidia, Broadcom, and Advanced Micro Devices together make up more than half the money, and chip names Marvell, Applied Materials, and Micron sit behind them, leaving the rest in a thin tail of megacap and consumer stocks.
  5. 05 The next 13F, due by August 14, will show whether Pathway keeps roughly a third of its money in Nvidia after the stock's run, or whether the near-frozen trading between its first two quarters gives way to real rotation.
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How Pathway Wealth Management Moved Last Quarter

Money In

10 positions

Broadcom
Custom AI chips and networking gear
$15M
added (+5%)
Eli Lilly
Maker of weight-loss and diabetes drugs
$6.7M
added (+4%)
Amazon
Online retail and the AWS cloud
$5.2M
added (+4%)
Alphabet
Google’s parent company
$4.4M
added (+17%)
Microsoft
Windows, Office, and the Azure cloud
$2.4M
added (+1%)
Applied Materials
Makes the machines that make chips
$2.1M
added (+8%)
Corning
Glass and optical fiber for data centers
$0.5M
new buy
Palantir
Data software for governments and companies
$0.4M
new buy
CoreWeave
Rents Nvidia chips in the cloud
$0.3M
added (+3%)
Nucor
America’s largest steelmaker
$0.2M
new buy

Money Out

1 exit + 5 cuts

Full Exits
Tractor Supply
Rural farm and ranch retailer
$0.5M
exited
Major Cuts
Micron
Makes memory chips for AI servers
-16%
$1.7M remains
Home Depot
Home improvement retailer
-3%
$1.2M remains
Eaton
Electrical gear for data centers
-1%
$2.2M remains
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Lab equipment for science and medicine
-1%
$1.4M remains
GE Vernova
Power equipment for the electric grid
-1%
$1.3M remains

Still The Biggest

Top 5, ~68% of portfolio

Nvidia
Designs the chips that train AI
$37M
Broadcom
Custom AI chips and networking gear
$15M
added 5%
Advanced Micro Devices
Nvidia’s main rival in AI chips
$7.9M
Eli Lilly
Maker of weight-loss and diabetes drugs
$6.7M
added 4%
Amazon
Online retail and the AWS cloud
$5.2M
added 4%

What to watch

1. Pathway’s next 13F is due by August 14, 2026. It will show whether Nvidia, which alone holds about 35% of the portfolio, keeps that weight or gets trimmed after a strong run in the chipmaker’s shares.

2. The two quarters Pathway filed together showed almost no trading, with most holdings flat and only Micron cut hard, down 16%. The next filing will show whether that buy-and-hold pattern holds or whether the three small new buys, Palantir, Corning, and Nucor, grow into real stakes.

3. The portfolio leans heavily on chips, with Nvidia, Broadcom, Advanced Micro Devices, Marvell, Applied Materials, and Micron all present. The next 13F will show whether Pathway deepens that semiconductor tilt or spreads the money into the AI-power and software names that dominate larger technology funds.

Verified as of June 7, 2026.

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