The problem with manual oversight
Time-poverty is a portfolio risk, not just an inconvenience
Markets generate information continuously: earnings revisions, interest rate decisions, currency movement, sector rotation. Processing all of it by hand, after a full workday or with young children at home, is not realistic for most households.
The usual result is not sudden loss. It is drift — portfolios that slowly stop matching the risk tolerance and goals they were originally built for, simply because nobody had the hours to review them.
Multiple market cycles
Our allocation logic is tested against several distinct historical market cycles, including periods of elevated volatility, before it is applied to any live portfolio.