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Tool

Portfolio allocation analyzer

Set weights across a few asset buckets and notice how concentration or drift might look. Adjust inputs to see how outputs move. This is a teaching layout, not a recommendation engine.

Calculator

Run the portfolio allocation analyzer

Change a few inputs, read the summary, and reset if you want to compare cases. Outputs update as you edit so you can see how sensitive each result is to your assumptions.

Enter current and target weights. The model normalizes them to 100% and flags any sleeve that sits outside your drift band.

equities

fixed Income

alternatives

cash

Largest sleeve

55%

Anything too dominant deserves extra governance.

Effective sleeves

2.6

A lower value means the portfolio behaves like fewer real bets.

Concentration score

0.39

Herfindahl-style concentration across the current weights.

equities

Current 55% vs target 60%

Hold

Drift: -5%. Keep this sleeve within +/-5% to stay inside the current policy.

fixed Income

Current 25% vs target 20%

Hold

Drift: 5%. Keep this sleeve within +/-5% to stay inside the current policy.

alternatives

Current 10% vs target 10%

Hold

Drift: 0%. Keep this sleeve within +/-5% to stay inside the current policy.

cash

Current 10% vs target 10%

Hold

Drift: 0%. Keep this sleeve within +/-5% to stay inside the current policy.

Reading the page

What to look for

Inputs

Small changes first—see which numbers move the most.

Outputs

Charts and short text explain the result in plain language.

Limits

Models simplify real life. Taxes, fees, and timing can differ for you.

Important

Not investment advice

Articles and calculators on this site are for learning. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and they are not tailored to your personal situation.

Education vs personal advice

If you work with an adviser, that relationship has its own agreements and disclosures. Reading here does not replace that.

No outcome guarantees

Markets are uncertain. We write to explain ideas and trade-offs—not to promise returns or timing.