Look-through holdings
Break fund and ETF positions into underlying securities so hidden overlap becomes easier to spot.
Look-through exposure, sector weights, benchmark weight, and active weight.
PortfolioSight's main tool helps you break a portfolio into underlying holdings, sector exposures, benchmark weights, and active weights. Enter a list of tickers and weights, use a sample portfolio, or upload a CSV to analyze where your exposure is actually coming from.
The Portfolio Drilldown page is the core PortfolioSight experience. It is built for investors who own a mix of ETFs, funds, and individual stocks and want a cleaner way to understand total exposure rather than only seeing top-level ticker weights.
Break fund and ETF positions into underlying securities so hidden overlap becomes easier to spot.
View sector weights and identify whether risk is coming from a few names, themes, or broad allocations.
Compare portfolio weights to a benchmark to see the largest overweights, underweights, and missing exposures.
The tool is designed to be approachable for a typical retail portfolio while still surfacing analytics that are useful for deeper review.
Add tickers and weights manually, use a sample portfolio, or upload a CSV with your portfolio holdings.
PortfolioSight combines the top-level portfolio with fund holding data and direct stock positions.
Use the results table, sector chart, benchmark comparison, and active weights to understand the portfolio.
Open the Portfolio Drilldown tool and start with a sample portfolio, a few tickers, or your own CSV. The homepage is intentionally focused on getting users into this workflow first.
Go to Portfolio DrilldownPerformance and time-weighted return reporting are planned future features, but the current focus is portfolio drilldown and exposure analysis.
Important: PortfolioSight is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, a recommendation, or a substitute for reviewing official fund holdings, filings, or your own account records. Data may be delayed, incomplete, or estimated from third-party filings and public sources. Always verify results before making financial decisions.