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A full breakdown of how your capital is working, across 12 advanced analyses. You see where risk concentrates, which holdings overlap, how your holdings behaved in past crashes, and where returns fail to justify risk. Your portfolio is also mapped against the Efficient Frontier, with the reasoning behind every finding.

Upload a screenshot of your holdings and the scan runs in about a minute. You see your risk-return profile and your biggest inefficiencies. Your portfolio scores against a benchmark matched to your actual risk, not the S&P 500.

No. Trackers show prices. Exent shows structure. It maps correlation between holdings, crash liability, and your position on the Efficient Frontier. It tells you whether your returns justify the risk you carry.

Exent does not replace your advisor. It gives you better questions to ask them. Most advisors review your portfolio quarterly. Exent reads your portfolio structure daily and stress-tests holdings against historical crashes.

An advisor typically charges around 1% of your portfolio every year for a quarterly review. Exent is software: it runs even more advanced institutional-grade checks (overlap, concentration, crash exposure, risk-matched benchmark, Efficient Frontier) automatically, in about a minute, on your own holdings. You get the numbers; the decisions stay yours.

Your broker shows prices and gains. Exent shows what’s behind them: whether you’re truly diversified or holding stocks that move as one bet, what a crash would cost you and which position hurts most, your worst-case loss and how long a recovery would take, whether your returns justify the risk you take, how you compare with a benchmark that matches your risk, a better mix for the same risk, your expected return, Wall St. ratings and price targets for every stock, insider buying and selling, and a simulator to test any trade before you make it.

One report on your real holdings with: portfolio overview, holdings scorecard, portfolio structure, risk & return, risk-matched benchmark, monthly returns, past losses & recovery, correlation clusters, crash liability, analyst coverage, insider activity and a portfolio simulator. Other portfolio tools don’t have analysis this in-depth. Plus Gems: the highest-rated ideas from the top 1% of 4,500+ Wall St. analysts, included free.

Then you know your portfolio is built the way you think it is, and you have the numbers to prove it: your real risk, your crash exposure and how you compare with a benchmark that matches your risk. You also get Gems, the highest-rated ideas from top Wall St. analysts, to find new candidates for your portfolio.

No. Upload a screenshot of your holdings (up to 5) or type your tickers. We never ask for broker logins or passwords. It’s that easy.

Any broker or app that shows your holdings: Robinhood, Fidelity, Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Wealthsimple, Trading 212, Revolut and more. If you can screenshot it, we can read it.

No need. You can type your tickers instead, and the analysis runs the same way.

In your Exent dashboard at app.exent.ai. Log in with the email you used at checkout.

Gems are curated research highlights built on Wall Street analyst tracking. Exent follows ratings from desks at Goldman Sachs, Citi, Morgan Stanley, and other major firms. When the highest-performing analysts converge on the same asset and timeframe, Exent flags it as a Gem. Each Gem includes a written thesis, not a ticker and a price target. They are research starting points, not buy signals. Gems are included free when you try Exent.

Thousands of analyst ratings publish every week. Most have not beaten the market. A small group has outperformed consistently. Exent ranks analysts by historical accuracy and surfaces only the calls where top performers agree. You get the signal without reading a single research report.

One bullish rating is an opinion. Five top-ranked analysts raising targets on the same stock within weeks is a pattern. Exent detects that pattern across thousands of ratings and shows you where conviction concentrates.

No. The ratings, rankings, and convergence detection run inside Exent. Bloomberg gives you the raw firehose for $24,000 a year. Exent gives you the filtered output.

You pay $1.95 today for 3 days (72 hours) of full access: your full portfolio analysis, the simulator and Gems.

Screenshots are stored securely, used only to build your report, and never shared or sold. We never ask for broker logins.

Log in at app.exent.ai and open Billing. You’ll see your plan.

No. Exent is an educational analytics tool. It shows how your portfolio behaves; decisions stay yours. You can’t rely on any analysis completely, so treat it as one input alongside your own research.