See what a ready-made portfolio would really have cost you — vs just holding the market
A smart-portfolio, a copy-trader's allocation, a ready-made pie — they all show you a tidy past. This is a free, anonymous way to check that past the honest way: paste the basket of holdings, and see what buying that exact blend and simply holding it would have done after costs, set beside just holding a single broad-market index fund. No sign-up, nothing saved, and the one thing a flattering backlook can't tell you — whether those names were skill or hindsight — is said plainly, on the result, not in the small print.
It stays anonymous — by construction
The basket is reduced to just a list of ticker symbols and weights in your browser, before anything is sent. No name, no portfolio title, no notes — only the symbols and the numbers ever leave your device.
It's measured against simply holding
The honest question isn't “did the blend make money” — a rising market hands almost everyone that. It's whether holding the blend came out ahead of just holding one broad-market index over the same window. That's the line shown beside it.
The catch rides on the headline
A basket you're looking at today is made of names that already did well — so a flattering past can be hindsight, not skill. That, plus the fact it's modelled held without rebalancing, sits on the result itself, not hidden below.
Paste or type the holdings and their weights, pick your base currency, and see the honest read in a few seconds. Nothing is stored, and you can change the basket as many times as you like.
Educational and analytical, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy, sell or copy anything. Hypothetical, simulated results. It is non-custodial and anonymous: you make all decisions and execute on your own broker. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. This is an educational, analytical tool — not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. You make all decisions and execute on your own broker.