LatticeworkTHE EVIDENCE DESK

Manager Evidence

What did Thomas Russo actually do?

A source-backed history of material decisions from Gardner Russo & Quinn. We preserve the sequence and observed outcomes instead of compressing judgment into a guru grade.

Material decisions
5
Stocks observed
2
Outcomes observed
5

Each outcome preserves the stock’s post-disclosure excess return over the fixed observation window. The evidence stays decision-level; it is not rolled into a manager score.

Observed decisions and outcomes

  1. Q2 2026

    filed Aug 13, 2026

    44d lag

    JPMTRIM-83.4%

    Thomas Russo · 0.5% of reported portfolio

    Original SEC filing ↗

    -7.8% vs SPY

    35 sessions after disclosure

    direction supported so far

  2. Q1 2026

    filed May 13, 2026

    43d lag

    JPMTRIM-71.9%

    Thomas Russo · 1.8% of reported portfolio

    Original SEC filing ↗

    +17.4% vs SPY

    63 sessions after disclosure

    direction not supported so far

  3. Q2 2025

    filed Aug 13, 2025

    44d lag

    JPMTRIM-45.0%

    Thomas Russo · 2.9% of reported portfolio

    Original SEC filing ↗

    +1.6% vs SPY

    63 sessions after disclosure

    direction not supported so far

  4. Q1 2025

    filed May 13, 2025

    43d lag

    VTRIM-36.1%

    Thomas Russo · 0.7% of reported portfolio

    Original SEC filing ↗

    -13.8% vs SPY

    63 sessions after disclosure

    direction supported so far

  5. Q4 2024

    filed Feb 12, 2025

    43d lag

    VTRIM-22.9%

    Thomas Russo · 0.7% of reported portfolio

    Original SEC filing ↗

    +3.7% vs SPY

    63 sessions after disclosure

    direction not supported so far

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The evidence is limited to selected widely owned U.S.-listed securities in Form 13F filings. Filing dates can trail quarter end by up to 45 days in the normal reporting cycle, and the filings do not disclose transaction dates, prices, or intent.