New feature: New

Set the mix you want, we name the trade

Say you want 30% in USD or 20% in technology. The card shows how far you have drifted and the amount to buy or sell to close it.

A target allocation bar with an actual marker drifted off the target

Knowing your portfolio is 41% US technology is interesting. Knowing you meant it to be 25% is useful.

Pick any bucket you already see in your allocation charts, name the share you want, and the card tracks the gap.

What you can target

  • A category, like stocks or cash.
  • A currency, a country or a region.
  • A sector or industry.
  • A single holding.

Targets are allowed to overlap

A US technology share counts toward a USD target and a technology target at once, so your targets can add up past 100% without anything being wrong. The card shows you which targets draw on the same holdings.

Each target carries a tolerance band, so normal market drift does not turn the whole card red.

There is a Use my current allocation button if you would rather start from where you already are than from a blank list.

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Stop rebuilding the spreadsheet. Start reading one number.

Connect a broker or import a file, and your whole portfolio is on one screen in the currency you actually spend.