International financial district at dusk
GIST

GIST

LLC

A Florida LLC for public equities and listed REITs. $10,000 seed. $1,000+ every month. Twenty years.

The gist

The essential substance of diversified capital.

GIST is named for the family, and for the thing worth owning. It is a Florida LLC that holds an S&P 500 fund, SpaceX (which now includes xAI), two global ETFs, listed REITs, T-bills, and a euro reserve — starting at $10,000, then at least $1,000 every month for twenty years, extras on the same split, with no parent-level debt.

Seat in Florida. Built to compound quietly.

01

International

Developed markets as a matter of policy. The owner’s economic life is not one skyline.

02

Diversified

Four sleeves, written bands, and a refusal to confuse a mood with an allocation.

03

Equities

An S&P 500 fund, SpaceX (and xAI inside it), and two global ETFs. Held for twenty years.

04

Real estate

Only listed REITs and publicly traded real estate. No deeds, no tenants, no mortgages.

Identity

The mark

A geometric G of globe meridians and an architectural column — international reach, listed real estate, and a banker’s quiet.

Full identity system
GIST geometric G monogram
Monogram
GIST circular seal
Seal
GIST four-quadrant crest
Crest

Policy mix

Stocks. Listed property. Time.

Fifty percent public equities — VOO, VEA, VWO, SPCX. Thirty-five percent listed REITs. Ten percent T-bills. Five percent currency. Seed $10,000. Then $1,000 or more every month, extras the same way.

  • Public equities50%

    S&P 500, SPCX, two global ETFs

    Band 40–60%

  • Listed real estate35%

    Public REITs only — no direct property

    Band 25–45%

  • Liquidity10%

    T-bills and cash in the brokerage

    Band 5–20%

  • Opportunistic5%

    Currency holdings; special situations later

    Band 0–10%

Limestone and glass mixed-use building

Identity

A Florida company. A long book of listed claims.

Public equities, listed REITs, a twenty-year horizon. The mark holds both books. The charter stays with the member.

The mark