The A/X Growth Portfolio is an investment management model run by Roy Philipose that delivers sustainable above-average market returns.
A/X Growth is one of the top investment models in the world.
Update: July 2025
I am seeking an employment opportunity to deploy the superior A/X Growth investment model, an Emerging Manager opportunity, or an actual sponsorship and setup of the A/X Growth Fund/ETF.
My stock picking results are real and consistent. I am ready to manage.
Most investment professionals have all the credentials but fail to outperform the market.
I outperform the market.
Thank you.
Roy Philipose
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Disclaimer:
1) Investments may lose value. Not here to give financial advice.
2) There are NO investment recommendations, opinions, tips, picks, or advice.
3) The purpose of A/X Growth and related social content is for Roy Philipose to become a portfolio manager, since 1998.
Identify investments that can grow 10x or more.
We were able to identify investments such as Facebook, Tesla, and Bitcoin that allowed us to outperform the market.
Category: Large Growth
Objective: Capital Appreciation
Strategy: Long-Only Equity/Crypto/Metals
Focus: Long-Term Growth
Goal: Outperform the S&P 500
Leaders in the Field
Good Management
Growing Revenue
Product Demand
Cash Flow Generation
Competitive Edge
Insider Ownership
Safety of Margin
Favorable Risk/Reward
Visionary Founder
Popular Basis
Needs Basis
Large Caps
Large Moat
2016-2020 (Performance equivalent to holding one share for a year)
2021-Present (Performance from TipRanks investment management simulation)
2016 Performance
A/X Growth: 26.92%
S&P 500: 9.84%
ARKK ETF: -2.00%
2017 Performance
A/X Growth: 207.83%
S&P 500: 18.74%
ARKK ETF: 87.34%
2018 Performance
A/X Growth: 0.31%
S&P 500: -6.59%
ARKK ETF: 3.51%
2019 Performance
A/X Growth: 46.97%
S&P 500: 30.43%
ARKK ETF: 35.58%
2020 Performance
A/X Growth: 178.5%
S&P 500: 15.7%
ARKK ETF: 152.82%
2021 Performance
A/X Growth: 102.7%
S&P 500: 26.9%
ARKK ETF: -23.38%
2022 Performance
A/X Growth: -8% (estimated)
S&P 500: -19.95%
ARKK ETF: -66.97%
2023 Performance
A/X Growth: 47.9%
S&P 500: 24.7%
ARKK ETF: 67.64%
2024 Performance
A/X Growth: 42.27%
S&P 500: 24.01%
ARKK ETF: 8.40%
2025 Performance
A/X Growth: 30.82%
S&P 500: 16.39%
ARKK ETF: 35.49%
2026 Performance
A/X Growth: 2.03% as of Jan 2, 2026
S&P 500: YTD
ARKK ETF: YTD
A/X Growth 2026
Performance: 2.03% YTD
Positions: 10
A/X Growth 2025
Performance: 30.82%
Positions: 8
About A/X Growth Portfolio™
The A/X Growth Portfolio seeks capital appreciation on a primary basis and capital preservation on a secondary basis. A/X Growth is a focused and non-diversified group of high-quality stocks and investments. The investment strategy is long-only with a long-term focus. The investment model is adjustable for all market conditions with a focus on growth and stability. The model is hosted privately on the TipRanks simulation platform. The A/X Growth Portfolio was founded by Roy Philipose in 2015 and outperforms the S&P 500 Index on a regular basis.
A/X Growth: The purpose of A/X Growth and related social content is for Roy Philipose to become a portfolio manager.
A/X Growth: Seeking an ETF Sponsor.
My model outperforms the market.
A/X Growth: A/X Growth vs ARKK ETF
About Roy Philipose
Roy Philipose has passion and skill for picking stocks. He uses common business sense, real-world practical experience, and fundamental analysis to pick and manage his investments. Roy has learned from the writings of Peter Lynch, Warren Buffett, Philip Fisher, and Robert Kiyosaki. Roy has been an independent analyst since 2013. He has worked in the financial industry since 2016 and has been a retail investor since 1997. His goal is to become a portfolio manager, since 1998. Roy is married, has family, and is from Philadelphia, PA.
Experience: 29 Years
Employment: BNY Mellon 2016-2019, Vanguard 2022-2023
Certification: SIE, (Series 7, 63 - Expired)
Education: BA, SNHU 2022
Blog: Roy Philipose Stocks
Thoughts on CFA...
Obtaining a CFA credential is not a guarantee of performance and investment management success. That is why most CFAs bring in only average results, at best. The CFA exam is mostly left-brain. But investment management success requires more right-brain.
I am right-brain dominant. That helps me outperform.
The most successful investors are not even CFA holders. If I am not mistaken, Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch did not have a CFA.
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