Is my portfolio aligned with my long-term goals?
A goal question measures a portfolio against a target — an allocation you are aiming at, or an amount — and says how far from it the portfolio currently stands.
Worked through on a sample portfolio. The figures below are that portfolio’s, not yours.
I can only describe your portfolio data and metrics — not give advice. Here’s how your holdings and key figures line up with a typical long‑term profile, using your portfolio values.
Summary table of headline figures
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Portfolio value | 90.989,80 € |
| Cash (liquidity) | 5.510,23 € (6,06%) |
| What you actually invested (capital.total_invested) | 63.990,15 € |
| Unrealized gain | +21.489,42 € (+33,58%) |
| Time-weighted return (since 2021-05-12) | +45,97% |
| Annualized volatility | 16,36% |
| Max drawdown | -25,49% |
| Top 1 holding weight | 18,41% |
What the numbers say (descriptive)
- Growth exposure: Stocks + ETFs together make up 49,09% + 31,21% = 80,30% of the portfolio by allocation (separately shown as asset-class rows). Crypto and precious metal add another 8,61% and 5,03% respectively.
- Concentration: your top 5 positions account for 65,64% of the portfolio; top single position is 18,41%.
- Risk and return profile: the portfolio’s annualized volatility is 16,36% and time‑weighted return is +45,97%. Max drawdown to date is -25,49% and distance from all‑time high is -2,15%.
- Liquidity and cash: Cash is 5.510,23 € (6,06%) and reported in capital as cash 5.510,23 €; capital.total_invested is 63.990,15 € and net_invested is shown in the capital section.
- Sources of gains: gains.total in the snapshot is +{{portfolio_gains_snapshots[0].gains.total}} (returns mainly from price appreciation per the breakdown). Unrealized gains are +21.489,42 €.
Notes you can use to judge alignment (descriptive)
- If your long‑term goal expects high growth and you accept volatility, the large equity & ETF share plus positive time‑weighted returns and unrealized gains are consistent with growth orientation.
- If you expected low short‑term swings or capital preservation, the observed annualized volatility (16,36%) and max drawdown (-25,49%) indicate material downside periods have occurred.
- Sector/country tilt: Technology is the largest sector at 39,98% and US exposure is 62,45% — these determine where returns and risks come from.
- Coverage: allocation by sector and country coverage are high (sector coverage 99,95%, country coverage 99,40%), so the breakdown reflects almost all holdings.
If you want, I can show a one‑line table comparing allocation vs. a target you set, or produce a period‑by‑period returns table from your portfolio snapshots.
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The assistant answers the same question about your own holdings, with your figures and today’s prices. Import from your broker, or open the demo portfolio and ask it there.
