π€ What are AI Analysis Tools?
AI Analysis Tools are advanced features that use artificial intelligence to deeply analyze your portfolio beyond basic metrics. Think of them as:- Portfolio X-ray vision
- Risk analyzer
- Opportunity finder
- Performance optimizer
π― Available AI Tools
1. Portfolio Risk Analyzer π‘οΈ
What it does: Analyzes all sources of risk in your portfolio Shows you:- Concentration Risk - Too much in one stock/sector?
- Volatility Risk - How much portfolio swings
- Correlation Risk - Do your stocks move together?
- Event Risk - Upcoming earnings, news events
- Market Risk - Beta vs S&P 500
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Risk Analysis
- Or ask Maverick: βAnalyze my portfolio riskβ
Example Output:
Portfolio Risk Report Overall Risk Level: MEDIUM-HIGH π‘ Risk Breakdown:Recommendations:
- Concentration: HIGH π΄
- Tech sector: 55% (target: <40%)
- TSLA alone: 22% (target: <20%)
- Volatility: MEDIUM π‘
- Portfolio beta: 1.35 (35% more volatile than market)
- Expected drawdown: -25% in bad market
- Correlation: HIGH π΄
- 7 of 10 positions highly correlated
- Portfolio acts like a single bet on tech
- Event Risk: MEDIUM π‘
- 4 positions have earnings next week
- Total exposure: 40% of portfolio
- Trim TSLA to 15% of portfolio
- Add defensive sectors (Healthcare, Utilities)
- Consider hedges for earnings week
- Diversify beyond tech
2. Performance Attribution π
What it does: Explains WHY your portfolio gained or lost money Breaks down performance by:- Stock selection (which picks worked?)
- Sector allocation (right sectors?)
- Market timing (good entry/exits?)
- Position sizing (optimal sizing?)
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Performance Attribution
- Or ask Maverick: βWhy am I up/down this month?β
Example Output:
Performance Attribution - Last Month Total Return: +8.2% Sources of Return:Key Insight: Your stock picking is strong (+5.5%). Work on exit timing to add +2-3% more.
- Stock Selection: +5.5% β
- NVDA: +3.2% (great pick!)
- AMD: +2.8% (solid)
- BA: -0.5% (bad pick)
- Sector Allocation: +1.5% β
- Overweight Tech (was hot): +2.0%
- Underweight Energy (was cold): +0.5%
- Missing Healthcare (was warm): -1.0%
- Market Timing: +0.8% β οΈ
- Good entries: +1.5%
- Poor exits: -0.7% (sold AAPL too early)
- Position Sizing: +0.4% β
- Sized winners well
- Could have been larger in NVDA
3. Opportunity Scanner π
What it does: Finds opportunities based on your portfolio Looks for:- Sector gaps (what are you missing?)
- Complementary stocks (what pairs well with holdings?)
- Hedging opportunities
- Rebalancing candidates
- Tax-loss harvesting
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Find Opportunities
- Or ask Maverick: βWhat opportunities am I missing?β
Example Output:
Portfolio Opportunities Sector Gaps (What Youβre Missing):Complementary Stocks:
- Healthcare: 0% (S&P 500: 13%)
- Suggested: JNJ, UNH, LLY
- Why: Defensive, uncorrelated with tech
- Energy: 2% (S&P 500: 8%)
- Suggested: XOM, CVX
- Why: Inflation hedge, diversification
Hedging Opportunities:
- You own NVDA (chips) β Consider MSFT (uses chips)
- You own AMD (gaming) β Consider TTWO, EA (game makers)
Tax-Loss Harvesting:
- Your portfolio beta is 1.4 β Buy SPY puts to hedge downside
- Earnings risk next week β Consider VIX calls
- BA is down 12% β Sell for loss, buy LMT (similar)
- Save ~$240 in taxes
4. Correlation Matrix π
What it does: Shows how your stocks move relative to each other Why it matters:- High correlation = all stocks move together (high risk)
- Low correlation = stocks move independently (diversification)
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Correlation Matrix
Example Output: Correlation Matrix:
- π΄ NVDA & AMD: 0.92 correlation (move together!)
- π‘ Tech stocks: 0.70-0.82 (all correlated)
- π’ JNJ & XOM: Low correlation with tech (good diversifiers!)
5. Sector Allocation Optimizer βοΈ
What it does: Suggests optimal sector allocation for your goals Compares:- Your allocation
- S&P 500 allocation
- Target allocation (based on risk tolerance)
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Sector Optimizer
Example Output:
Sector Allocation Analysis
| Sector | Your % | S&P 500 % | Target % | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tech | 55% | 28% | 35% | Sell 20% π΄ |
| Healthcare | 0% | 13% | 10% | Buy 10% π’ |
| Financial | 10% | 13% | 12% | Buy 2% π’ |
| Energy | 5% | 5% | 8% | Buy 3% π’ |
| Consumer | 15% | 10% | 15% | Hold β |
| Other | 15% | 31% | 20% | Buy 5% π’ |
Recommended Trades:Expected Result:
- Sell $9,000 of tech stocks (trim TSLA, AMD)
- Buy $4,500 healthcare (JNJ, UNH)
- Buy $900 financials (JPM or BAC)
- Buy $1,350 energy (XOM or XLE ETF)
- Buy $2,250 other sectors (REITs, Utilities)
- Lower volatility (-15%)
- Better diversification
- Reduced concentration risk
- Similar expected return
6. Tax Optimization Tool πΈ
What it does: Finds ways to reduce your tax bill Strategies:- Tax-loss harvesting opportunities
- Long-term vs short-term gains
- Wash sale warnings
- Optimal sell order
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Tax Optimizer
Example Output:
Tax Optimization Report Current Year Tax Situation:Tax-Loss Harvesting Opportunities:
- Realized Gains: +$5,200 (short-term)
- Realized Losses: -$800
- Net: +$4,400 taxable
- Est. Tax Bill: ~$1,320 (30% rate)
Total Potential Savings: $540 Long-Term Capital Gains:
- BA Position
- Unrealized loss: -$1,200
- Sell now, reduce taxable gains to $3,200
- Tax savings: ~$360
- Replacement: Buy LMT (similar stock, avoid wash sale)
- GE Position
- Unrealized loss: -$600
- Sell, reduce gains further
- Additional savings: ~$180
Wash Sale Warnings: β οΈ Donβt buy BA again for 30 days after selling (wash sale rule)
- AAPL held 11 months β Wait 1 more month for long-term rate (20% vs 30%)
- Potential savings if held: $200
7. Drawdown Analyzer π
What it does: Shows historical portfolio drawdowns (peak-to-trough declines) Why it matters:- Know your worst-case scenario
- Prepare psychologically
- Size positions appropriately
- Understand risk tolerance
- Portfolio β AI Tools β Drawdown Analysis
Example Output:
Portfolio Drawdown History Largest Drawdowns:Analysis:
- March 2023: -18.5% over 12 days
- Trigger: Banking crisis
- Recovery time: 35 days
- Oct 2023: -12.3% over 8 days
- Trigger: Fed hawkish comments
- Recovery time: 20 days
- Current: -3.2% from recent peak
- Duration: 4 days
- Historical context: Small, normal
Conclusion: Your portfolio typically drops 8-10% few times per year, with max drop around 15-20%. Plan accordingly.
- Max drawdown: -18.5%
- Average drawdown: -8.2%
- Drawdown frequency: 3-4 per year
- Recovery time avg: 28 days
π― How to Use AI Tools Effectively
Weekly Review Routine
Every Sunday (15 minutes):- Run Risk Analyzer
- Check if portfolio got riskier
- Identify new risks
- Make adjustments
- Review Performance Attribution
- What worked last week?
- What didnβt?
- Learn from winners/losers
- Check Sector Allocation
- Still balanced?
- Need rebalancing?
- Scan for Opportunities
- Whatβs missing?
- Any good setups?
Monthly Deep Dive
Once a month (30 minutes):- Run all AI tools
- Generate full portfolio report
- Make strategic adjustments
- Tax optimization check (if near year-end)
- Update investment thesis for each position
Quarterly Rebalancing
Every 3 months:- Sector Allocation Optimizer
- Execute rebalancing trades
- Reset targets
- Update risk tolerance
π‘ Pro Tips
1. Donβt Overoptimize
AI tools are powerful, but:- Donβt chase perfection
- Markets change
- Some risk is necessary for returns
- Focus on big risks, not tiny optimizations
2. Combine with Your Judgment
AI tools should inform, not dictate:- Use tools as input
- Apply your knowledge
- Make final decision
- You know your goals best
3. Track Tool Recommendations
Keep a log:- What did AI suggest?
- What did you do?
- What was the result?
4. Use Tools Proactively
Donβt wait for problems:- Run Risk Analyzer monthly (not just when down)
- Check Sector Allocation quarterly (not just when unbalanced)
- Use Drawdown Analyzer to prepare (not just to regret)
β FAQ
Q: Do AI tools cost extra? A: Included with Super Ape subscription. Premium feature. Q: How accurate are AI recommendations? A: Data-driven and logical, but not perfect. Markets are unpredictable. Use as guidance. Q: Can AI tools auto-execute rebalancing? A: No! Tools only make suggestions. You execute manually. Q: Do I need all these tools? A: No. Start with Risk Analyzer and Sector Optimizer. Add others as needed. Q: How often should I use these? A: Risk Analyzer monthly. Others as needed or quarterly. Q: Are these tools for beginners? A: Advanced features. Beginners should focus on Ask Maverick first, then graduate to these tools.Whatβs Next?
Master Portfolio Management:- Portfolio Overview β - Your dashboard
- Tracking Positions β - Manage holdings
- Portfolio AI β - Portfolio AI chat
- Portfolio Health Check β - Full review
AI Portfolio Tools = Professional-Level Analysis in Your Pocket! π€π