Risk Lab, correlation, stress tests and the Tax Center
The analysis suite: correlation heatmaps, drawdown scenarios, hedge ideas, tax-loss harvesting and club consensus.
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The Analysis tab groups the tools that answer "what could go wrong, and what would it cost me?" Each one is a dropdown panel so you can work through them without an overwhelming wall of charts.
- Risk Lab — concentration, factor tilt and position-level risk contribution across your whole book.
- Correlation heatmap — which of your names really move together. Most "diversified" portfolios aren't.
- Stress testing — model a drawdown, a rate shock or a sector unwind and see the estimated hit before it happens.
- Hedge Lab — hedge structures sized against your actual exposure rather than a generic example.
- Tax Center — tax-loss harvesting candidates with the wash-sale window in view.
- Club consensus — anonymised, aggregated positioning across Rebel members, so you can see whether you're early or crowded.
- X-ray dashboard — look-through exposure so ETF overlap doesn't hide a concentrated bet.
- Goal simulator — project the book forward against a savings or income goal.
- Behavioral scorecard — a read on your own habits: chasing, over-trading, cutting winners early.
Stress tests and simulations are estimates built on historical relationships. They're a planning tool, not a forecast.
Related guides
- Rebel Intel: AI reviews, watch feed and chatHow the AI analyst reads your portfolio, what the watch feed flags and how to ask follow-up questions.
- PDF reports, briefings and emailed exportsGenerate a Portfolio 360 report, export Rebel Intel for a date range and email the briefing to yourself.
- Reading your holdings, cash and performanceHow positions are grouped, what each performance number means and where your cash and institutions show up.
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