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Moderate$-$Risk Stocks $(36\mathrm{.}87\%$ Allocation: $$32,909)$

This group consists of well$-$established companies that offer a more balanced approach with a projected return of around $7\%.$ The portfolio is focused on the consumer staples, healthcare, and financial sectors$,$ with strong performers such as Johnson & Johnson, Gilead Sciences, and JP Morgan Chase. These stocks offer steady growth while providing some protection against market volatility. The healthcare and finance sectors$,$ in particular, are likely to thrive amid global uncertainty, making them a solid foundation for Darius's portfolio.

Low$-$Risk Stocks $(20\mathrm{.}14\%$ Allocation: $$18,000)$

These assets provide steady returns $($estimated return of $5\%),$ with minimal volatility. Consistent growth and dividend payments are provided by companies such as Walmart, Procter & Gamble, and Kroger. These are defensive equities that do well during recessions and other uncertain economic periods.

$2.$ Analysis of Major Gains or Losses

High$-$Risk Stocks:

Palantir Technologies $($PLTR$)$: Continues to be extremely volatile despite significant growth, particularly from $2022$ to $2024.$ The performance of AI may continue to be impacted by the change in market mood.

Alphabet $($GOOGL$)$: The macroeconomic environment has been the main cause of Alphabet's little fall in $2025.$ However, with its stronghold in cloud services and digital advertising, Alphabet's long$-$term growth potential remains solid and promising.

Amazon $($AMZN$)$: After a tough loss in $2022,$ Amazon has bounced back, but changing customer preferences and evolving market conditions are putting some pressure on its performance in $2025.$ The company is navigating these challenges, but it's seeing a slight