Overall
84/100
Strong company, great price, up 26.2%.
You bought at a great price, and the stock is still cheap compared to what the company earns. Hold on to this one — you got real value for your money.
// SAMPLE PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS
Spread across 6 sectors with strong-rated DSE blue chips.
This sample portfolio demonstrates what a well-built holding looks like for a Bangladeshi retail investor. Seven blue-chip companies are spread across telecom, pharma, FMCG, paints, banking, and consumer goods — no single stock dominates and no single sector controls the outcome. Buy prices were placed close to fair value, so the analysis flags a healthy mix of strong companies and reasonable entry points.
Holdings
7
Sectors
5
Invested
৳148000
Current P&L
+৳9261 (+6.3%)
Portfolio Verdict
Your portfolio is in good shape, but watch out for 64% is in Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals and 1 financially weak company. Fix these small issues and you're on solid ground.
We grade your portfolio on three simple things: how well you've spread your money so one bad stock doesn't sink everything, how strong the companies you own actually are, and whether you bought at a fair price. A 'B' means most things are working, with a few small things to watch — nothing urgent.
Three quick lists below: what's already working, what needs your attention, and what to think about next. Each point explains what it means and what you can do about it.
How much of your cost is in each stock.
MARICO is 45% of your money — a big single bet. If it stumbles, the whole portfolio feels it. Spreading across more names softens that.
How your money is split across different industries. If you own only bank stocks and banks have a bad year, your whole portfolio falls together — owning a mix (say bank, pharma, and telecom) means one weak sector doesn't drag everything down. As a rule of thumb, no single sector should hold more than about 40% of your portfolio.
How each one scores and how it's doing.
Overall
84/100
Strong company, great price, up 26.2%.
You bought at a great price, and the stock is still cheap compared to what the company earns. Hold on to this one — you got real value for your money.
Overall
62/100
Solid company, fair price, down 7.3%.
You're sitting on a loss, but the price is fair now and the company is okay. Don't panic-sell — give it time to recover.
Overall
61/100
Solid company, still cheap, down 15.9%.
The stock is down, but the company is still strong and the price is now cheaper than when you bought. If you believe in the business, buying a little more here lowers your average cost.
Overall
82/100
Strong company, great price, up 13.3%.
You bought at a great price, and the stock is still cheap compared to what the company earns. Hold on to this one — you got real value for your money.
Overall
77/100
Strong company, good price, up 75.5%.
You got a good price, and today's price is still fair. Nothing to do here — let the company keep working for you.
Overall
58/100
Average company, fair price, down 53.8%.
You're sitting on a loss, but the price is fair now and the company is okay. Don't panic-sell — give it time to recover.
Overall
49/100
Average company, fair price, down 52.5%.
You're sitting on a loss, but the price is fair now and the company is okay. Don't panic-sell — give it time to recover.
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