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Notable wins from I/O Fund Portfolio

The I/O Fund Performance & Strategic Highlights 

  • Since inception, The I/O Fund has achieved a cumulative return of 326%, outperforming the S&P 500 by 192% and the Nasdaq-100 by 152%, while maintaining a 294% lead over a popular technology-focused ETF. 
  • In 2025, The I/O Fund returned 37%, outperforming the S&P 500 by 21% and the Nasdaq-100 by 17%. This performance would have ranked us as the 8th best-performing hedge fund in the United States for 2025. In the same year, the team’s equity-only portfolio delivered a 56% return, the third highest recorded for any U.S. equity-only portfolio in 2025. 

Portfolio Execution & Positioning 

  • 11 positions outperformed the Nasdaq-100 in 2025. 
  • 27 total positions have outperformed the Nasdaq-100 on an annual basis since the AI bull market began in 2023. 
  • Increased cash to 50% in January 2025, then issued 22 buy alerts between February and April — 9 of which occurred on the April 4th market low. 
  • Allocated 45% to AI going into 2023 (prior to the launch of ChatGPT), representing one of the highest AI allocations on record. 
  • Rotated early into cloud in 2019 and into AI in 2022 ahead of the 2023 acceleration. 

Notable Investment Wins 

Bloom Energy (2025) 

  • Early to the AI Energy theme, identifying the bottleneck in 2024. 
  • Built a large position between April and July 2025. 
  • Finished the year up 305% with our core position. 
  • Our lowest entry point returned 422% for the year. 

Astera Labs (2025) 

  • Built a large position near the 2025 lows. 
  • Delivered a 140% return for the year. 
  • A passive buy-and-hold strategy would have returned only 26%. 

Nvidia (2020 – 2025) 

  • Published over 25 analyses on Nvidia’s AI thesis before the broader market recognized the opportunity in 2023. 
  • Issued 9 trade alerts under $20 between 2021–2022, including one at $10.85 on the October 2022 low. 
  • In 2025, sold half the position with an average cost basis of $130.88, then repurchased 30% lower with an average cost basis of $91.

Bitcoin (2022 – 2025) 

  • Identified the start of a new Bitcoin bull market and issued 13 buy alerts between $25,000–$60,000. 
  • Sold nearly the entire position between April–December 2025 at $85,000–$113,000, sidestepping a market top and locking in significant realized gains.

Alt Coin (2020–2021) 

  • Built a position at an average cost basis of $4.60. 
  • Sold nearly the entire position in early 2021 at an average price of $40.05. 
  • Realized gain: 771%.

Super Micro (2024) 

  • Generated combined realized returns of 243% while actively managing risk to avoid subsequent volatility. 

Sector & Asset Selection Track Record 

  • Identified semiconductors and blockchain as leading sectors in 2021. 
  • Selected the two top-performing cloud stocks in 2021 (DDOG and ASAN). 
  • Identified Ethereum (ETH) as the best-performing large-cap asset in 2021. 
  • Selected Roku as the best-performing tech stock in 2019.
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Case Studies

Discover how Beth Kindig accurately predicted Nvidia's rise, resulting in over 3,000% gains for the I/O Fund. Learn more about our early Bitcoin insights and the firm's steadfast conviction in crypto. Plus, explore our identification of Super Micro as a key player in the AI trend, which acts as a leveraged bet on Nvidia's AI growth.

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Crypto

Little-Known Altcoin Set to Become the Backbone of Web3 – Provides I/O Fund with over 1000% Returns

The I/O Fund, led by Beth Kindig, identified a top altcoin in 2019, securing 870% gains, and continues to hold it as its value nears $20 trillion.

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Semiconductors

The I/O Fund Identified One of the Best Comebacks in Tech's History

When AMD was priced at $38, the company only had a 5% market share of the x86 server CPU (data center) market. Our firm predicted AMD would stage a comeback against Intel, the 800-pound gorilla that had been dominating the x86 server market. At the time, Intel was the proverbial Goliath with more than a 95% share through 2019 while AMD had a mere 5% share in the data center.

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Semiconductors

Beth Kindig Crowned "Queen of Nvidia" by Fox Business News

Beth Kindig stated in 2019 and in 2021 that Nvidia would Surpass Apple’s Valuation. Her call led to over 2,600% gains for the I/O Fund. For her accuracy on this stock, Kindig was crowned “Queen of Nvidia” by Fox Business News.

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Crypto

Early To Buy Crypto, And Most Importantly – Early To Sell

Bitcoin was one of the first reports that we issued to our readers when we started our service in 2019. Beth Kindig has been writing about crypto since 2013, which led to our firm being early to Bitcoin and maintaining our conviction despite the naysayers.

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Semiconductors

Super Micro Quickly Became a Multi-Bagger

The leading team in AI stocks identified one of the few darlings of the AI trend in 2023. The little-known company called Super Micro produces AI servers for Nvidia’s A100 and H100 GPUs. Beth Kindig first introduced our readers to this stock in May of 2023. Her thesis was that it was downstream from NVDA and would act like a leveraged bet on NVDA’s AI growth.


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