Portfolio Drilldown
Look through funds, stocks, sectors, and benchmark active weights
See what you really own beneath your funds and stocks.
PortfolioSight breaks a portfolio into underlying holdings, direct exposure, fund exposure, sector weights, benchmark weights, and active weights. Enter tickers manually or upload a simple CSV to drill into your portfolio in one place.
How the Portfolio Drilldown Works
A simple workflow for seeing your true portfolio exposure.
1. Add holdings
Enter ticker and weight pairs or upload a CSV. Weights can be entered as decimals or percentages.
2. Analyze exposure
The tool combines direct stock positions with underlying fund holdings to estimate aggregate security and sector exposure.
3. Compare active weights
Review portfolio weight, benchmark weight, and active weight to spot concentrations, gaps, and unintended bets.
Inputs
Upload a CSV or manually enter ticker/weight pairs.
Enter one fund, ETF, stock, or ticker per row with its portfolio weight. These rows replace the old comma-separated Funds and Weights fields.
| Fund / Ticker | Weight |
|---|
Use decimals like 0.70 / 0.30, or percentages like 70% / 30%.
Enter ETF/fund tickers and weights to build a custom benchmark from SEC N-PORT holdings. This replaces the default ITOT-only benchmark weights when you run the analysis.
| Benchmark Fund / Ticker | Weight |
|---|
Example: ITOT,0.70 and VXUS,0.30. Leave blank to use the backend's default benchmark data.
CSV format: Ticker,Weight. Headers are allowed. Example: VOO,0.70
Active Weight Profile
Active Share estimates how different the portfolio is from the benchmark based on security-level active weights.
Equity Sector Weights
Sector weights are shown as a percent of equity exposure only. Bonds and cash-like holdings are excluded here and shown in Asset Allocation.
Asset Allocation
Total portfolio weight grouped by N-PORT asset category, so bond exposure shows separately instead of being forced into sector buckets.
Combined Holdings
Click a main holding row to expand or collapse its source rows.
Holdings:
What to Look For
Use the drilldown to make faster portfolio review decisions.
Concentrated holdings
Large total weights can reveal single-company exposure that is hidden across multiple ETFs or mutual funds.
Sector tilts
Sector weights help identify whether performance is being driven by broad allocation choices or stock-level selection.
Benchmark gaps
Active weight highlights where the portfolio differs most from the benchmark, including names not currently owned.
Important: PortfolioSight is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, a recommendation, or a substitute for reviewing official fund holdings, filings, or your own account records. Data may be delayed, incomplete, or estimated from third-party filings and public sources. Always verify results before making financial decisions.