A risk nudge that flags when a portfolio is running hotter than the client's stated profile — shown with a gauge, not a number. Because realigning involves securities (Tier 3), it routes to the advisor rather than offering an in-app action. If the client has no RM, it down-converts to an advisor booking + education — never silent.
The signal is model-derived (lower trust), so it surfaces calmly in-app with a visual. The investor reviews the gap, then the path forks on whether they have an advisor — both routes lead to a human, because Tier-3 securities guidance can't be given in-app.
Tap anything. Toggle the scenario to see how the same nudge routes for a client with an advisor vs a self-directed client with none.
Realigning a portfolio involves securities decisions, which are handled with a licensed advisor.
We'll only bring this back if the gap is still there — risk reviews shouldn't nag.
Got it — no changes are made. You can revisit your risk vs plan anytime from Portfolio.
Risk reviews are securities-related, so any realignment is handled with a licensed advisor. We cap all notifications at 2–5 per week across channels.
Your risk profile is the size of swing you've said you can stay invested through. When a portfolio runs above it, you get bigger moves both ways — and the downside is where the long-term cost hides.
A loss and the gain needed to undo it aren't symmetric. The deeper the fall, the disproportionately larger the climb back to even:
Matching risk to your horizon isn't about avoiding ups and downs — it's about keeping them small enough that you stay invested through them, so the plan has time to work.
Your portfolio's measured volatility moved above the range your stated risk profile targets.
Only your own holdings and the risk profile you set — nothing is shared outside the app.
Our AI selects from a pre-approved library of nudges. It surfaces the factual gap but never gives investment advice — that's for a licensed advisor. Every nudge is logged.
Realigning risk involves securities decisions, which require a licensed advisor — so this nudge hands off to a human rather than acting in-app.
Mute or fine-tune risk reviews whenever you like.
This is the lowest-trust nudge type in research (model-derived). The habit it builds isn't action — it's confidence that the app is honest and won't overstep: it shows the gap plainly, hands securities decisions to a human, and stays quiet otherwise.