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Cut through the noise.
See the whole market clearly.

There are a thousand things moving in the market and no time to watch them. CORVIX reads them for you and answers two questions: how risky is it right now, and what does that mean for what you own. Every number shows its working, so you can check it rather than trust it.

Informational only. Not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell.

No card required. For individual investors, advisors and fund managers.
Seven regions: US, China, India, South Korea, Singapore, Japan, Europe
Three separate budgets: long-term, rotation, defensive
Backtester: uses only what was known at the time
Transparent engine: every weight published
Overview · The Board LIVE
MARKET RISK: NEUTRAL Jun 19 2026
Late
Stagflation
Correction risk 42%
7
Regions Covered
17
Long-run themes
52
Industries Ranked
150+
Data Inputs
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  • How risky the market is right now, across seven regions
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Founder message

Reading the market shouldn't need a finance degree

To read the market properly you first have to learn what a piece of data is, then what it does, then how it moves an asset class. The hard part comes when ten of those things move at once and you have to work out the combined result. Starting from zero, that's overwhelming, and it only gets worse when you try to track every asset in a portfolio and calculate the total impact.

That's why I built CORVIX. Not something only institutions can read, but something a normal person can use to make sense of the numbers and reach conclusions faster, with more certainty. Markets move fast and leave little room for retail money. CORVIX is built to help close that gap.

Built from 10+ years of reading markets the hard way.
The problem

The data isn't the scarce part

Time is. And so is knowing what any of it means for the portfolio you actually hold.

There is far too much to watch

The St. Louis Fed alone publishes 845,000 economic series from 126 sources. Nobody reads that — and more of it doesn't reliably help. When researchers varied how many fund choices retirement savers were shown, the least knowledgeable stopped choosing at all: 20% fell back to the default, against 2% of the most knowledgeable.

FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis · Agnew & Szykman, Journal of Behavioral Finance 6(2), 2005
And watching it isn't the same as using it

Reacting to the noise is expensive. Across 66,465 households at a US discount broker, the most active traders earned 11.4% a year while the market returned 17.9%. Meanwhile the thing that quietly decides the result is the mix you hold: about 90% of the variation in a portfolio's return over time traces to its allocation policy, not to individual picks.

Barber & Odean, Journal of Finance 55(2), 2000 · Ibbotson & Kaplan, Financial Analysts Journal 56(1), 2000

So CORVIX answers those two questions and stops there: how risky is it right now, and what does that mean for what you own. It doesn't pick stocks for you, and it doesn't promise a return.

Who It's For

Built for the way you actually invest

CORVIX gives you a clear read on how risky the market is right now, which long-term ideas are working, and what both mean for what you hold — with the reasoning shown, not hidden.

For individual investors

Everyone has an opinion on the market. None of them have your money on the line.

One headline says a crash is coming, the next says buy the dip. Your brokerage app shows you a red number and nothing else. So you make the call on a feeling, then spend the next month wondering if you got it wrong. Finding opinions was never the hard part. Knowing which ones to trust with your retirement is.

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Which parts of the market look best right now?

Move a slider — the ranking rearranges
Simulated data, shown so you can explore the real controls. The live platform runs this on actual feeds.
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Global Business Cycle board
Every region sits somewhere on the cycle: early growth, mid cycle, late cycle, or recession. We plot all seven on one simple curve so you can see where things actually stand, instead of piecing it together from news headlines.
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Correction & market-bottom probability
We turn the usual panic signals, things like the VIX, credit spreads, and how many stocks are actually falling, into one clear number. So instead of wondering how bad it looks, you get an honest read on it.
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17 Core Conviction themes
Long-term investment ideas, each with a conviction score and a plain condition that would prove it wrong. We check them on a set schedule, so an idea that's gone stale doesn't just sit there unnoticed.
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Backtester that can't cheat
Before you put real money behind an idea, test it against history using only the data that would have actually been available at the time. You can even see how much timing luck on your deposits would have mattered.
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Satellite Rotation across 52 industries
Rank all 52 industries, across every one of the 11 sectors, by what is actually setting up well right now. Five signals drive the score: momentum, trend, macro fit, valuation, and crowding. Dial each one up or down to match how you actually invest, or start from a preset like Momentum Rider or Contrarian Value, and the whole ranking reshuffles around it.
For financial advisors

Markets drop overnight. By nine in the morning, everyone wants an answer.

Every client wants to know what it means for them specifically, and they want it now. You're pulling numbers from three places and half remembering a fund house PDF from last month. Then compliance asks you to show your reasoning. Doing that for one client is fine. Doing it across a whole book, every time, is the part nobody warns you about.

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Which client should I call first?

Open a client, or stress the whole book at once
Simulated data, shown so you can explore the real controls. The live platform runs this on actual feeds.
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A published, non-black-box methodology
Every input and every threshold we use is public. So when a client asks why, you can show them the actual math behind the call instead of just asking them to trust you.
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Conviction bands & falsify conditions
Plain-language reasons for why a position is held, trimmed, or added. They hold up even when a client pushes back, because they weren't made up on the spot.
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Strategy Studio custom weights
Tune the house view to match how a client actually thinks: momentum-led, structural, or macro-timed, while staying inside one framework you can always explain.
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Per-client Planner modeling
Model each client against the rules that actually apply to them: US federal brackets and 401(k) balances, Singapore income tax and CPF, or a country-neutral setup for everyone else. Add their goals and insurance gaps, then hand them a clean one-page summary instead of a spreadsheet.
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A multi-client book with live risk
Track every client's portfolio against the same framework, with a live risk read for each one. If something's unknown, it shows as unknown, never quietly marked as fine.
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Downloadable market-overview reports
A print-ready report on market views by region, ready to bring straight into your next client meeting.
For CIOs & institutional allocators

You have to defend every position you take

You defend your positioning to people whose job is to find the hole in it. If something moved and you can't name the signal that drove it, that isn't a data problem, it's a credibility problem. Most tools hand you a score and keep the arithmetic to themselves. That works right up until the quarter it doesn't, and it's your name on the memo.

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What does this mean for what I own?

Move the two engines and watch the calls change
Simulated data, shown so you can explore the real controls. The live platform runs this on actual feeds.
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A genuine 7-region multi-signal engine
Each region gets its own read on the business cycle, built from its own growth, credit, policy, and momentum data. A real look at how the world is diverging, not a US view stretched thin over everywhere else.
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One score, built from seven checks
Seven signals are combined so that no single one can take over. The score moves when several agree — not because one shouted louder than the rest.
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Three separate risk books
Core, Offensive Satellite, and Defensive each run on their own budget. That way, one sector bet can never quietly eat into your regional conviction.
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Backtesting that can't cheat, and a bad-luck test
No hindsight bias, real trading costs built in, and a timing-luck stress test that compares your best, worst, and average entry points against simply holding cash.
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Every number says where it came from
Primary source first, then a fallback, then an estimate, then the last good value — and an honest blank if there is nothing. Each figure carries its own label, and a build check fails if one is missing.
Read the full methodology →
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Seven checks, one answer
No single reading can swing the answer on its own. A signal counts for more only when the others agree with it — so the score moves on evidence, not on one noisy input having a bad day.
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Separate Risk Books
Core (3% TE), Offensive Satellite (1.5% TE), and Defensive cash/hedges run on their own budgets so a sector bet can never eat regional conviction.
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A backtester that can't cheat
Signal at month t uses only data through t−1. Transaction costs on turnover. Toggle the signal overlay to isolate its marginal contribution to risk-adjusted return.
For Advisors

A full client toolkit, not just a market view

Four tools for the conversations you actually have in a meeting — showing a client the worst drawdown they'd have sat through, what they own across every provider, what a policy really returned after charges, and whether their plan funds every year of their life.

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Backtester — answer the timing objection
Run a portfolio of shares or funds through real history: worst fall from a peak, how long recovery took, volatility, and every individual year. A timing scenario re-runs it with deliberately unlucky entry, so "I'll wait for a better moment" gets computed instead of argued.
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Portfolios — one screen, every holding
Client holdings and current valuations in one place instead of a separate login per provider. Import from a spreadsheet, a PDF statement or a screenshot; fund switches are recorded, and any holding can be sent straight to the Backtester or the Planner.
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ILP — what it returned after charges
A fund's published return and your client's actual return are different numbers, and the gap is charges and premium phases. Track policy terms, fees and phases across providers, with a product library so two insurers can be compared on the same basis.
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Planner — will they be alright?
Project a client forward year by year and see whether each year's expenses can actually be funded — plus cash flow age by age, net worth, and insurance coverage gaps. Runs many randomised futures to show a range rather than one confident line.
See all four advisor tools →

Methodology

CORVIX scores 17 long-run themes against seven checks, refreshes them on a schedule, and shows the reasoning behind every number instead of handing you an output to trust.

Seven checks, weighted by what has actually worked

Momentum
Price trend relative to the global benchmark over the trailing window.
Trend
Direction and persistence of the move, not just its size.
Multi-Horizon Consistency
Agreement across short, medium, and long lookback windows.
Structural
Whether the underlying long-run case still holds, reviewed on a fixed schedule.
Policy
Government and regulatory tailwind or headwind for the theme.
Flows
Where capital is actually moving, not just where sentiment points.
Cycle Fit
How well the theme tends to perform in the current macro phase.

The seven are weighted and combined into a single score from 0 to 100. No one input can carry the result by itself.

Conviction bands

High ConvictionStrong, broad agreement across the seven checks
ConstructivePositive case with a few open questions
BuildingEarly-stage or mixed evidence
WatchThesis weakening or unconfirmed
DormantScore has collapsed; the market is not confirming the thesis

Falsify conditions

Every theme ships with a plain-English condition that would prove the thesis wrong, reviewed on a quarterly cycle. A theme that hits its falsify condition moves down a band. This is what stops a stale conviction from just sitting there unquestioned.

Backtesting on what was known at the time

Every backtest uses only the data that would have been available at that point in time, no look-ahead. Transaction costs are applied on turnover. Toggle the signal overlay on or off to isolate what the signal itself actually contributed to risk-adjusted return.

Read the full methodology, including what CORVIX does not do →

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Market regime today
Where each of the seven markets sits in its cycle right now, and how much correction risk is showing — the same reading the app gives, on the same schedule.
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Methodology
How a score is actually built, what the seven checks are, how a theme can be proven wrong, and a plain list of what CORVIX does not do.
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Glossary
Ten terms in plain English — market regime, macro quad, conviction band, tracking error, point-in-time backtest and the rest. One page each, no jargon defended with more jargon.
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Who it's for
Three kinds of people, the specific problem each one has, and an honest read on whether this fits you — including when it doesn't.

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