Generated based on your portfolio data
🌍 Global exposure depth North America dominance – Overwhelming concentration in U.S. markets shields from regional volatility but risks overreaction to domestic policy shifts.
📈 Sector resilience in expansion Tech-driven growth phases – Sensitive sectors thrive in liquidity surges and earnings-driven rebounds, outpacing defensive laggards in bull markets.
🚨 Geopolitical concentration risk Asia/Europe underweight – Heavy reliance on North America amplifies exposure to U.S. policy swings and currency misalignments.
💰 Fee drag exposure High expense drag – 0.28% annual cost erodes returns in low-fee regimes, particularly during prolonged drawdowns.
📉 Structural drawdown vulnerability Cyclicality amplifies losses – Severe quarterly drops (e.g., -55%) reflect overleveraged exposure to macro reversals, prolonging downturns.
🔄 Recovery pattern Liquidity-driven rebounds – Post-crisis rallies often follow earnings-driven expansions, but defensive sectors lag until valuation compression eases.
Sensitive
53.25%
Cyclical
29.44%
Defensive
17.31%
Information Technology
30.08%
Financials
16.12%
Industrials
10.73%
Consumer Discretionary
10.35%
Health Care
9.40%
Communication Services
9.03%
Consumer Staples
5.30%
Energy
3.42%
Materials
2.97%
Utilities
2.60%
North America
74.28%
Europe
17.24%
Asia
6.78%
Oceania
1.70%
United States of America
71.23%
Japan
5.62%
United Kingdom
3.80%
Canada
3.05%
France
2.96%
Germany
2.64%
Switzerland
2.57%
Australia
1.63%
Netherlands
1.18%
Sweden
0.98%
Italy
0.79%
Spain
0.76%
Denmark
0.67%
Hong Kong
0.50%
Singapore
0.42%
Finland
0.27%
Belgium
0.25%
Israel
0.24%
Norway
0.16%
Ireland
0.09%
New Zealand
0.07%
Austria
0.05%
Portugal
0.04%
Luxembourg
0.02%
Growth rate since Apr 2018
12.16%
Indexed values (base 100 at inception): market value vs. invested capital
The Growth Rate is calculated using the Internal Rate of Return (IRR), a performance metric that accounts for all contributions, withdrawals, and timing of cash flows in your portfolio. An IRR of 7% means your portfolio grew as if it earned a consistent 7% annual return over the selected period.