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Summary Dashboard

The Summary Dashboard is the fastest way to answer, “Where is my portfolio exposed right now?” It groups your current positions into practical views and lets you jump into the underlying holdings when something needs attention.

Open it from the sidebar:

Summary

Summary Dashboard overview with portfolio figures blurred

The screenshots on this page blur portfolio figures for privacy.

At the top, Portfolio Manager shows portfolio-level totals in your base currency:

Metric What it means Example
Market Value Current total value after FX conversion SGD 482,400
Overall P&L Total unrealized profit or loss after FX conversion SGD 38,250
Total Dividends Cumulative dividends recorded in the latest portfolio metrics SGD 12,600
Day Change Change from cached previous prices, when available SGD -1,280 (-0.27%)

Day Change appears only when cached historical prices are available for your current tickers.

The Historical P&L strip compares the latest portfolio P&L with the most recent snapshot at or before each period boundary:

Period Meaning
WTD Change since Monday, the start of the current week
MTD Change since the start of the current month
QTD Change since the start of the current calendar quarter
YTD Change since the start of the current calendar year

A period displays Insufficient history when there is no suitable baseline snapshot. The date at the top right shows the latest historical metric used by the strip.

The dashboard then breaks the portfolio into four tables:

Table Use it to answer
By Book Which strategy, account, or portfolio sleeve holds the value?
By Currency How much exposure sits in each trading currency?
By Category Which sectors or categories dominate the portfolio?
By Asset Subclass How much is in stocks, ETFs, govies, cash-like assets, or other subclasses?

Each row shows value and P&L. When day-change data is available, rows also show the day’s movement. Percentages beside amounts show each row’s share of that table’s total.

This example is illustrative. Your dashboard is calculated from your imported trades, position prices, FX rates, and reference data.

Group Value P&L Day
Core book 320,400 28,200 -860
Income book 112,000 7,100 140
Trading book 50,000 -1,050 -560

For category review, expand a row to see the tickers that make up the total:

Category Ticker Name Value P&L Qty Dividends Current price
Technology AAPL Apple 82,400 12,300 300 820 275.33
Technology MSFT Microsoft 96,500 9,300 190 570 507.89
Govies BS23124S Singapore T-bill 96,200 2,400
  • Click a Book row to open Positions filtered to that book.
  • Expand a Category row to inspect the tickers contributing to that category.
  • Use the pencil action in expanded category details to update missing or incorrect reference data.
  • Sort Value, P&L, or Day columns when you want to find the largest exposure or biggest mover quickly.

Below the allocation tables, Portfolio Activity combines historical performance with aggregated trades. Use the toggle to switch between:

  • Monthly: the current month and previous 23 calendar months.
  • Yearly: the current calendar year to date and the previous calendar year.

Monthly portfolio activity for the past 24 months with figures blurred

Each row shows period P&L, dividends received during the period, net cash flow, and ending portfolio market value. Expand a row to see trades grouped by ticker, including bought and sold quantities, average transaction price, and net price paid.

Yearly portfolio activity for the current and previous calendar years with figures blurred

Period P&L and dividends require a historical snapshot at or before the period start. Net cash flow includes trade FX, with sell proceeds offsetting purchases.

Check these inputs when a number looks wrong:

  • Positions come from your imported or manually entered blotter trades.
  • Currency conversion uses each position’s FX rate.
  • Category and asset subclass come from reference data, with Singapore government securities grouped as Govies.
  • Day Change needs cached previous prices. If it is missing, run or schedule historical price collection.
  • Historical and activity comparisons need snapshots that cover the requested period boundaries.

Use Positions when you need the line-by-line holdings behind the summary:

Positions table showing portfolio holdings

Use Dividends when you want income detail instead of allocation detail:

Dividend summary showing monthly dividend totals