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TASE Blue Chips

Tel Aviv's top companies

Total Value

₪209,244

Total P&L

₪128,244

+158.33%

Today

₪2,114

+1.02%

Holdings

10

Portfolio Performance

Simulated 1Y history for this sample

Today's biggest moves

ENLT.TA

Enlight Renewable Energy

+3.19%

NICE.TA

NICE Ltd

-3.02%

ESLT.TA

Elbit Systems

+2.55%

ICL.TA

ICL Group

-2.11%

TSEM.TA

Tower Semiconductor

+1.73%

Holdings

TickerNameSharesPriceValueP&LTodayWeight
TEVA.TATeva Pharmaceutical500₪98₪49,200+134.29%+0.44%23.5%
ESLT.TAElbit Systems15₪2,533₪37,995+251.81%+2.55%18.2%
TSEM.TATower Semiconductor40₪806₪32,228+419.81%+1.73%15.4%
ENLT.TAEnlight Renewable Energy100₪304₪30,380+1587.78%+3.19%14.5%
POLI.TABank Hapoalim300₪73₪21,750+158.93%-0.68%10.4%
LUMI.TABank Leumi250₪72₪17,878+123.47%-0.50%8.5%
BEZQ.TABezeq800₪8₪6,408+78.00%-1.03%3.1%
NICE.TANICE Ltd20₪250₪5,002-63.22%-3.02%2.4%
AZRG.TAAzrieli Group10₪468₪4,683+46.34%+0.17%2.2%
ICL.TAICL Group200₪19₪3,720-15.45%-2.11%1.8%

Sector breakdown

Healthcare23.5%
Financial Services18.9%
Industrials18.2%
Technology17.8%
Utilities14.5%
Communication Services3.1%

Country exposure

Israel100.0%

AI Morning Briefing

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Israeli banks lead the portfolio 0.84% higher (+₪3,290) as POLI and LUMI rebound on rate-cut expectations, while TEVA drags after a litigation update.

Today +0.84% (+$800)

The portfolio is up 0.84% (+₪3,290) today, slightly ahead of TA-35's 0.61% on bank-sector strength. POLI.TA (+1.9%, +₪1,180) and LUMI.TA (+1.6%, +₪960) led on rate-cut expectations after this morning's BoI commentary. NICE.TA (+1.2%, +₪540) added on a positive analyst note about cloud-revenue mix. TEVA.TA (-0.7%, -₪410) is the biggest drag after a routine litigation status update with no specific outcome attached. Financial services at 38% of the portfolio is leading while healthcare lags slightly.

Bank Hapoalim earnings May 14

POLI.TA reports earnings May 14 at 12.4% of the portfolio. With banks now your single largest sector, this print sets the tone. Watch net-interest-margin guidance — it's the variable Israeli banks are most sensitive to right now.

Financials are 38% of the portfolio

POLI + LUMI + Discount + AZRG = 38% by weight. A 5% sector pullback would be a ₪7,250 swing. Worth considering whether the geographic + sector concentration in Israeli financials is intentional.

★ Three banks, all sensitive to rates

POLI, LUMI, and Discount move together on rate news. They're 30% of the portfolio combined. If you want bank exposure without the correlated risk, an ETF like KIBI.TA or partial rotation into Mizrahi or FIBI would diversify the bank book.

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