Overlap is usually hidden
Traders often think they are diversified because they hold multiple symbols, while in reality several positions are driven by the same theme, sector, or risk factor.
Paste positions, normalize weight, and get a clean read on concentration, diversification, and hidden risk before you rebalance.
Overlap pressure is estimated at 40 out of 100 based on the largest position and dominant asset bucket.
If allocation changes size up your downside first in the Risk Calculator.
This mix is reasonably diversified, but the next check is hidden overlap between similar themes.
| Symbol | Asset class | Input weight | Normalized |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL | Equity | 20.0% | 20.0% |
| MSFT | Equity | 20.0% | 20.0% |
| SPY | ETF | 40.0% | 40.0% |
| BTC | Crypto | 20.0% | 20.0% |
SPY carries 40.0% of the portfolio, so one name can dominate performance.
Crypto exposure is meaningful enough to widen drawdowns and increase headline sensitivity.
Traders often think they are diversified because they hold multiple symbols, while in reality several positions are driven by the same theme, sector, or risk factor.
Use the analyzer before adding new positions, rotating themes, or increasing size in a market that already dominates your portfolio.
If concentration is high, reduce overlap or take the next decision through the risk calculator so portfolio sizing and trade sizing still fit the same downside budget.
It reviews position weights, normalized exposure, concentration, asset mix, and a quick diversification score so you can see where risk clusters.
It is useful for traders and investors who hold multiple stocks, ETFs, crypto assets, or macro themes and want to understand overlap before reallocating.
The main benefit is spotting hidden concentration before a single theme, sector, or correlated group starts dominating total performance.
If allocation changes materially, the next step is to review downside limits and position sizing rather than adding more exposure blindly.