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The Workspace shows what a geopolitical shock could do to your holdings. Five minutes here is enough to read your first score.
Type a company name or ticker in the search bar at the top, for example Exxon or XOM. Pick it from the list to see its price, chart and key numbers.
Below the chart, the Workspace shows how the model expects that stock’s sector to move under each scenario. From there you can add it to your holdings or your watchlist.
Open Your holdings. There are three ways in:
Each holding is tagged by how the model knows it: covered (scored directly), classified (placed in a sector from its listed industry), or unverified (a sector you picked).
The large number is your Conflict Exposure Score: how much the modelled part of your book would move under the active scenario, compared with no crisis.
Underneath, By channel shows where the effect comes from (oil, growth, shipping and so on), and Most exposed holdings names the stocks that drive it.
How far to trust the number. Every risk structure carries a badge:
The methodology page explains how each is built and what we got wrong.
A risk structure is the crisis being modelled, such as the Strait of Hormuz. Pick it in the left sidebar on a computer.
Each structure has three scenarios, from calmer to worse. Pick one with the buttons in the top bar. Your score, channels and per-holding rows update at once, and each scenario shows its odds in plain words.
Name your holdings and press Save book. Open a saved book any time from Saved books in the sidebar.
Saving needs a sign-in with Google (free). A free account keeps one book; Pro keeps more, and every saved book follows you to each device you sign in on. A book stores your holdings only, never a score: the score is worked out fresh each time you open it.
On a shared computer, signing out removes your account’s books from that device. They stay safe in your account. What we store.
Open Browse the model’s stocks by sector to see every stock the model scores, grouped by sector, with each sector’s modelled move under the active scenario. Tap a ticker to research it, or + to put it in your holdings.
Once you have holdings, Reports exports your scored book as a PDF, an Excel workbook, a CSV file or a shareable image. Reports are part of DELAX Pro.
With DELAX Pro, open the account menu at the top right and choose Email alerts. Give any saved book a line (“tell me if it falls below −X%”) and choose what else you want to hear about, which crises, how big an odds move must be, and whether you want alerts as they happen (at most one email a day) or as a weekly summary on Mondays.
We check once a day and write only when something you chose has changed. Each alert is also listed in the panel; the bell at the top shows how many you have not read. Every email has a one-click link to stop them.
DELAX describes exposure: what a scenario could do to a book, and why. It does not tell anyone what to buy or sell, and nothing here is personal investment advice.
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