Fresh prompt pack
A compact pack for reviewing portfolios, risk assumptions, allocation drift, and macro signals during sharp market moves. Use it when headlines are loud and decisions need structure.
Start with this prompt when market moves feel noisy and the user needs to separate temporary volatility from decisions that may require action.
Helps turn a portfolio drawdown into a calm decision process: hold, rebalance, reduce risk, or do nothing.
A practical beginner prompt for deciding when to wait, rebalance, dollar-cost average, or keep cash during volatile markets.
Useful when the biggest risk is overreacting. The prompt asks questions that separate a plan from fear, pressure, or impulse.
Checks whether market moves pushed the portfolio away from its target allocation and whether that drift changes concentration risk.
Builds a three-scenario matrix so the user can compare possible market paths without pretending to predict the future.
Turns vague risk tolerance into measurable limits for drawdown, cash, concentration, rebalancing, and add/reduce risk triggers.
Summarizes the macro signals most relevant to portfolio risk, with emphasis on interpretation instead of short-term prediction.
Reviews ETF overlap, concentration, duration, currency, and liquidity risks that can become more visible during volatile markets.
Creates a structured after-action review so the user can improve their allocation, process, and discipline after a volatile period.
Compares hedging choices, costs, timing risk, and failure modes for users who are considering more advanced risk actions.
A pro-level framework for checking whether volatility is normal correction behavior or evidence of a deeper market regime shift.
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