You can choose to invest fully or partly with the Junto portfolio. With either option, we advise you to create a separate brokerage account for the capital you wish to invest. This makes it easy to manage and assess the relative performance of your other investments.

Depending on whether you're investing through personal (taxed) assets, a corporation, a 401(k), or other pension plan, you're investment return might be taxed differently. While tax rules should have little regard in terms of making rational investment decisions, it's important that you are aware of how and when your investment income will be taxed.

Since Junto is a global community of wonderful investors, we can't provide tax advice or guidance about your specific country as tax policies vary widely between jurisdictions. If you invest through personal assets, your country's capital gains tax should be rather straightforward.

Locate the allocation calculator by scrolling down the page and clicking on 'Open Calculator'.

Enter your capital available for investment and update the current prices of the portfolio holdings.

You will now find the amount of shares to purchase for each portfolio holding in order to achieve the same weighting as the Junto portfolio. Additionally, you will see the amount to allocate as cash.

Use the information calculated at step 3 and purchase the correct amount of shares of each holding in your brokerage account. Make sure that the cash allocation is approximately the same as given at step 3.

If you at some point decide to increase or decrease your capital available for investment, simply use the calculator again to adjust for the new capital amount.

You will receive balance reports by the end of each month and immediate notifications when a purchase or sale has occurred. Changes to positions and the corresponding portfolio impact are shown on a relative basis (% increase or decrease) so you can easily adjust your portfolio on the same basis.

Every quarter, we provide a more in-depth quarterly report detailing our thoughts on the current state of the market, our portfolio companies, and occasional musings.