Reduce drawdowns without trying to predict the market.

The Macro Dashboard turns public market and macro data into clear allocation targets for tax-deferred and taxable portfolios.

Current signals

Two portfolios, built for different account types

For IRAs and other tax-deferred accounts

Tax-deferred KISS

Risk Off

Stronger drawdown protection with faster allocation changes. Top-down regime signals set risk, then VAMS confirms each asset.

Current regime Inflation
Typical trades per month* 1.5
AssetAllocation% max
Stocks30.0%50%
Gold0.0%0%
Bitcoin0.0%0%
Cash70.0%70%
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For brokerage accounts with taxable gains

Taxable KISS

Slower defensive rules balance drawdown control with fewer short-term taxable sales and account-level tax-lot decisions.

Current state Bitcoin Caution
Typical trades per month* 0.1
AssetAllocation% max
Stocks60.0%100%
Gold30.0%100%
Bitcoin6.7%67%
Cash3.3%3%
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Personalize the preview

Set your maximum allocation

Choose the most you would allocate to each asset. The current portfolio signals below will scale to your maximums, with any unused allocation held in cash.

Maximum portfolio allocation by asset

Maximums can total up to 100%. Lower one asset before raising another when fully allocated. Your settings are saved only in this browser.

What the dashboard helps you do

Use active signals to reduce drawdowns

Large losses are hard to recover from, and the timing of those losses matters most when you are withdrawing from a portfolio. The dashboard gives you a repeatable way to reduce exposure when market evidence weakens and add it back when conditions recover.

Know today's targetSee the current allocation and percentage of maximum exposure for each sleeve.
Understand the decisionRead the regime, VAMS, or asset-specific defensive state behind the target.
Match the accountChoose faster risk control for tax-deferred assets or a slower approach for taxable assets.
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