Is CORVIX right for you?

CORVIX was built for three kinds of users. It isn't a charting tool and it isn't a stock screener, so it's worth being specific about who it actually fits.

Self-directed investors

If you manage your own portfolio and want a structured read on macro conditions instead of piecing one together from headlines, CORVIX gives you a live regime read (cycle phase, macro quad, correction risk) and a conviction band for each of eight secular themes, with the reasoning behind every score. The point-in-time backtester lets you check whether a tilt you're considering has actually held up historically before you put money behind it.

Financial advisors

The Advisor module lets you track multiple client portfolios against the same regime and theme framework, so client conversations can point to a consistent, published methodology instead of an ad hoc house view that's hard to explain or defend. Conviction bands and falsify conditions give you a plain-English way to explain why a position is being held, trimmed, or added, without walking a client through the underlying math.

Analysts and macro strategists

If you already build your own views but want a transparent, published framework to check them against, or a starting point for further research, CORVIX exposes every subsignal weight and every conviction-band threshold. The full methodology is public specifically so it can be scrutinized, not taken on faith. Separate Core, Offensive Satellite, and Defensive risk books make it straightforward to isolate how a specific tilt affects tracking error before committing to it.

Who CORVIX is not built for

If you're looking for real-time intraday execution signals, options flow, or single-stock screening, CORVIX is not that tool. It's built around slower-moving macro regimes and multi-year secular themes, not minute-to-minute trading.