Key Takeaways
- Only the allocation section represents estimated portfolio exposure.
- Watchlist stocks can be bullish without being modeled holdings.
- Community ranks are useful but not Chris-specific by default.
- Newer evidence can move a stock between sections.
Why Sections Matter
A single list would overstate weak ideas and understate strong ones. Splitting the dashboard makes the confidence level visible before anyone tries to mirror a stock portfolio.
How Weights Are Normalized
Estimated weights are scaled to total 100 percent so readers can compare allocation influence across tickers. This does not mean exact dollars are known.
How To Read Changes
An allocation can rise after new add language, fall after trim or sale evidence, or move to watchlist if the current holding case weakens.
FAQ
Are the weights guaranteed?
No. The weights are best-effort estimates from public and community evidence.
Why include company names and chart links?
They make each ticker easier to verify and reduce mistakes when symbols are similar.