Portfolio Exposure Heatmap
See exactly where your capital is concentrated. Add each position below — the heatmap tiles scale by allocation size and colour by return, just like a professional portfolio dashboard.
| # | Ticker | Sector | Cost Basis | Current Value | Allocation % | Return % |
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// Concentration Risk
Any single position above 20% of portfolio is considered concentrated. Above 33% is high risk — one bad trade can materially damage overall performance.
// Sector Exposure
Heavy allocation to one sector means economic sector events hit your whole portfolio simultaneously. Aim to diversify across uncorrelated sectors.
// Heatmap Colours
Green tiles = in profit. Red tiles = at a loss. Larger tiles = bigger allocation. A healthy portfolio shows mostly green tiles of balanced sizes.
// Rebalancing
When one position's allocation drifts far above target due to price appreciation, consider trimming to rebalance and realise some of the gain.
// How to Use Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap
- Enter or paste your source data into the tool input.
- Click the primary action button to run Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap.
- Review the output, then copy or export your result.
// FAQ: What does Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap do?
Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap helps you see exactly where your capital is concentrated. add each position below — the heatmap tiles scale by allocation size and colour by return, just like a professional portfolio dashboard in your browser with instant results.
// FAQ: How do I use Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap?
Paste or type your input, choose the needed action, and copy the generated output when the result is ready.
// FAQ: Is my data safe when using Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap?
Yes. Processing runs in your browser session for this page, so your content is not uploaded by this tool workflow.
// FAQ: Can I use Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap on mobile devices?
Yes. Online Portfolio Exposure Heatmap works on modern mobile browsers, so you can run it from phones and tablets.