Registered Investment Advisor

Aries Wealth Management — 13F Portfolio

Newport Beach, CA SEC Registered Investment Advisor High Net Worth and Entrepreneurs CIK: 0001729515
13F Score ?
18
3Y · Top 10 · Mgr Wt
13F Score ?
19
7Y · Top 10 · Mgr Wt
S&P 500 ?
80
Benchmark
$455M
AUM
+10.70%
2026 Q1
+20.48%
1-Year Return
+33.76%
Top 10 Concentration
+6.26%
Turnover
+0.70%
AUM Change
Since 2017
First Filing
234
# of Holdings

Fund Overview

13F Filed: 2026-05-15

As of 2026 Q1, Aries Wealth Management manages $455M in reported 13F assets , holds 234 positions with +33.76% top-10 concentration , and delivered a 1-year return of +20.48% on its disclosed equity portfolio. Filing 13F reports since 2017. View full holdings list →

About

Investment Strategy

Analytics Summary

Risk Profile

Key Personnel

Ryan K. Underwood — Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Christopher J. Seder — Chief Investment Officer
Official 13F Filings — SEC EDGAR Key personnel and Fund Overview may contain mistakes

Activity Summary — 2026 Q1

Q1 2026 13F Filed: May 15, 2026

Top Buys

% $
Stock % Impact
Bond/Debt
+0.54%
+0.50%
+0.48%
+0.47%
+0.37%
+0.35%

Top Sells

% $
Stock % Impact
-0.88%
-0.40%
Warrant
-0.29%
Sold All 😨 Was: 0.19% -0.19%
-0.19%
-0.18%

Top Holdings

2026 Q1 Top 6 mgr. wt. · 2026 Q1+10.70%
Stock %
4.82%
ETF
4.20%
Warrant
4.05%
3.77%
3.70%
3.02%
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Activity Summary

Latest
Market Value $455M
AUM Change +0.70%
New Positions 13
Increased Positions 47
Closed Positions 12
Top 10 Concentration +33.76%
Portfolio Turnover +6.26%
Alt Turnover +6.61%

Sector Allocation Trends

Quarterly History
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Holdings Analysis

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Positions Dynamics

Visualizing Top 20 holdings weight history over the last 10 quarters.

Portfolio Analytics — Latest

Aries Wealth Management risk dashboard covering volatility, beta, value-at-risk, drawdowns, concentration, factor tilts, benchmark comparison, and stress testing for the latest disclosed portfolio.

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AAPL 92.4
NVDA 88.1
MSFT 74.3
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Style Drift 0.12
Sector Rotation 0.38

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2008 GFC -32.4%
Covid-19 -18.1%
2022 Bear -24.7%
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Underperformance Analysis — Top 10 Holdings vs SPY

Backtesting Aries Wealth Management's top 10 holdings against SPY identified 27 underperformance periods. Worst drawdown: 2021-01 – 2021-05 (-13.2% vs SPY, 5 quarters).

Avg. lag: -3.4% vs SPY Avg. duration: 2.2 quarters
Backtest Snapshot — Top 10 Holdings (Mn-Weighted)

The ticker-level breakdown shows how each of Aries Wealth Management's top holdings contributed to portfolio returns quarter by quarter. Strongest recent contributors inside the last 5 years of the quarterly Top 10 backtest window: AAPL (2021 Q2 – 2025 Q4, +15.1 pts), VUG (2021 Q2 – 2025 Q4, +9.2 pts), CAT (2022 Q4 – 2025 Q4, +9.0 pts), MSFT (2021 Q2 – 2025 Q4, +7.7 pts), AMZN (2023 Q4 – 2025 Q4, +4.8 pts) .

Strategy ann.: 9.9% SPY ann.: 13.9% Period: 2018–2026
Best Recent Contributors — Last 5Y
1 of 5 recent top contributors lagged SPY, which means even some of this fund's best return drivers still failed to beat a simple index over the same window.
2021 Q2 – 2025 Q4 • 18Q in Top 10 Beat SPY
AAPL
+108%
SPY
+92%
Contrib
+15.1%
2021 Q2 – 2025 Q4 • 18Q in Top 10 Beat SPY
VUG
+100%
SPY
+92%
Contrib
+9.2%
2022 Q4 – 2025 Q4 • 11Q in Top 10 Beat SPY
CAT
+227%
SPY
+89%
Contrib
+9.0%
2021 Q2 – 2025 Q4 • 18Q in Top 10 Lagged SPY
MSFT
+52%
SPY
+92%
Contrib
+7.7%
2023 Q4 – 2025 Q4 • 9Q in Top 10 Beat SPY
AMZN
+73%
SPY
+59%
Contrib
+4.8%
Stock return (green = beat SPY)   Stock return (red = lagged SPY)   SPY same period   Cumulative contribution during the last 5 years of the quarterly Mn-weighted Top 10 strategy

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Aries Wealth Management invest in?
Aries Wealth Management employs a flexible investment approach that integrates strategic asset allocation frameworks with tactical positioning adjustments responsive to evolving market conditions, valuation opportunities, and economic cycle dynamics. The firm's **13F Portfolio Composition** reveals diversified equity exposure across sectors and market capitalizations, suggesting portfolio construction that avoids rigid style boxes or sector constraints in favor of opportunistic positioning where the investment team identifies compelling risk-reward asymmetries. This approach differs fundamentally from passive index replication or strictly rules-based strategies, instead emphasizing active management seeking to enhance returns through security selection, tactical sector rotation, and dynamic capital allocation responsive to changing market environments. The investment philosophy at Aries Wealth Management reflects understanding that effective wealth management for entrepreneurial and business owner clients requires balancing growth objectives with risk management tailored to individual financial circumstances, business ownership concentrations, and multi-generational wealth transfer goals. Portfolio construction decisions observable through quarterly 13F filings suggest willingness to express active views distinct from benchmark weightings, allowing conviction-based sector allocations, individual security positions, and market cap exposures to diverge meaningfully from passive market replication. The firm's **Sector Allocation History** likely demonstrates tactical rotation between growth and value characteristics, large-cap quality and mid-cap opportunity, and defensive positioning during elevated uncertainty versus aggressive participation during favorable risk environments. Aries Wealth Management's approach to equity investing incorporates the flexibility and opportunism valued by entrepreneurial clients accustomed to making dynamic business decisions and expecting similar agility from their wealth advisors. The firm's moderate turnover characteristics suggest balanced positioning between patient long-term capital allocation and active management willing to adjust holdings as valuations change, market leadership rotates, or superior opportunities emerge. This creates portfolio dynamics more responsive than rigid buy-and-hold approaches but more tax-efficient than high-turnover trading strategies, seeking optimal balance between transaction cost minimization, tax efficiency, and tactical positioning adjustments that enhance risk-adjusted outcomes. For business owners and high-net-worth entrepreneurs evaluating wealth managers, historical performance replication through backtesting of Aries Wealth Management's disclosed 13F positions enables objective assessment of whether tactical flexibility and active portfolio management have delivered value justifying complexity beyond passive indexing alternatives.
What is Aries Wealth Management's AUM?
Aries Wealth Management reported $455M in 13F assets as of 2026 Q1. Note: 13F AUM reflects only long equity positions reported to the SEC and may differ from total assets under management.
How concentrated is Aries Wealth Management's portfolio?
Aries Wealth Management holds 234 disclosed positions. The top 10 holdings represent +33.76% of the reported portfolio, indicating a diversified investment approach.
How to track Aries Wealth Management 13F filings?
Track Aries Wealth Management's quarterly filings on SEC EDGAR or on this page — data is updated within days of each filing deadline. Subscribe to 13Foresight for position-change alerts.
Who manages Aries Wealth Management?
Aries Wealth Management is managed by Ryan K. Underwood (Founder and Chief Executive Officer), Christopher J. Seder (Chief Investment Officer).

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