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AMFI Registered Mutual Fund Distributor • ARN-164747
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Equity Portfolio Analyzer

A data-driven X-ray of your direct equity holdings — risk, concentration and quality scored.

Overview

If you hold direct stocks, the Equity Portfolio Analyzer is a full health check of your holdings — a data-driven X-ray that scores risk, concentration, quality and valuation so you know exactly where you stand.

Instead of a gut feeling about your portfolio, you get a clear, objective report and a prioritised list of what to fix.

Portfolio X-rayOf your direct equity holdings

What’s included

Risk & concentration score

See how exposed you are to any single stock, sector or theme — and whether that’s too much.

Quality & valuation flags

We highlight holdings with weak fundamentals or stretched valuations that deserve a second look.

Sector exposure map

A clear view of where your money actually sits across the economy.

Actionable rebalancing

A prioritised, plain-language list of changes — not jargon, just what to do next.

Who it’s for

  • DIY investors with a basket of direct stocks
  • Anyone worried their portfolio is too concentrated
  • Investors who have never had their holdings independently reviewed
  • People moving from stock-picking to a structured approach

Our process

  1. 1

    Share your holdings

    Upload or list your current stock portfolio — it stays confidential.

  2. 2

    Run the analysis

    We score risk, concentration, quality and valuation across every holding.

  3. 3

    Walk through the report

    We explain the findings in a simple session, with no obligation.

  4. 4

    Act with confidence

    You decide what to change, and we can help you execute and monitor going forward.

Frequently asked questions

The initial portfolio X-ray is offered at no cost as an educational, no-obligation review — not an inducement to invest. Our goal is simply to show you the value of a structured review.

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