Stordahl Capital Management, Inc.

Stordahl Capital Management's $545.9 million Q2 2026 book is a textbook Vanguard-and-Dimensional model portfolio: broad-market VOO (18.4%), Dimensional small-cap DFAS (10.9%), value-tilt VOOV (10.0%), international DFIC (9.5%) and bond index BND (7.5%) form the asset-allocation core, with a small direct-stock satellite (Microsoft, Apple, WP Carey) layered on. The quarter's outsized move is a near-6x jump in Vanguard's S&P 500 Growth ETF (VOOG) — shares up 489%, a $17.1 million inflow that dwarfs every other position change in the book combined. On the other side, Dimensional Emerging Markets (DFEM) was trimmed 5.7% (-$1.4 million), and the fund exited its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) position entirely — a small $440,716 stake, but a full retreat from crypto exposure nonetheless. Notably, the largest holding, VOO, saw its share count edge down slightly (-$511,000 in flow) even as its dollar value rose $12.6 million on market appreciation — a reminder that this quarter's headline number and the actual trading direction tell different stories.