Read score and confidence together
The score describes portfolio quality. Confidence describes how strong the evidence is. A high score with low confidence should be treated more carefully than a high score with strong data support.
Understand score, confidence, exposure plan, weak holdings, sector context, and replacement ideas.
The score describes portfolio quality. Confidence describes how strong the evidence is. A high score with low confidence should be treated more carefully than a high score with strong data support.
The exposure plan translates market and portfolio context into target invested and cash ranges. It is guidance for review, not an automatic trading rule.
Holding-level analysis helps identify concentration, weaker names, sector pressure, and possible replacement profiles. Start with the positions that combine weak evidence and meaningful weight.
Open the relevant portfolio area, make one focused change, then return to this guide if anything looks unclear.