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6.4. Portfolio Breakdown

The Portfolio tab shows how the open positions are spread, as one or more donut charts.

Each donut groups the positions one way. Group by offers:

  • Sector and Industry, from the companies' business,
  • Cap Size, by company size,
  • Labels, the labels you have given your positions,
  • Broker, by where you hold them.

Each slice shows its Share of the amount invested and the Gain on it so far. A donut can also be narrowed to a part of the portfolio, such as one broker or one label, before it groups what is left.

+ Add View adds another donut, so you can see the portfolio by sector and by broker side by side. Tradestory remembers the donuts you set up.

Figure 6-4 shows our example grouped two ways, by sector and by company size, with each group's share and gain. We draw each as a list of bars; on the screen, each is a donut.

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Portfolio breakdown

Group by: Sector

PositionsShareGain
Industrials828.9%+19.6%
Healthcare414.4%+80.3%
Consumer Defensive312.5%+17.0%
Financial Services311.9%+13.0%
Basic Materials211.2%+29.6%
Consumer Cyclical28.8%+29.4%
Unknown16.2%+33.0%
Technology16.1%+18.3%

Group by: Cap Size

PositionsShareGain
Large Cap416.9%+11.0%
Mid Cap1253.1%+26.7%
Small Cap723.9%+49.8%
Unknown16.2%+33.0%
Figure 6-4: The example's open positions by sector and by company size

Industrials make up the largest share of our example, at 28.9% of the amount invested across eight positions. By size, mid-sized companies make up just over half. One position, MANGCHEFER, shows as Unknown: Tradestory's source for company details has no entry for it, so it cannot be placed in a sector or a size.

Next, the last tab: risk and reward.