Investment strategies
Different risk. The same discipline.
Choose a strategy profile by the volatility, exposure, and potential drawdown you are willing and able to accept—not by return promises.
Shield
Capital preservation first
For investors who prefer lower volatility, smaller position exposure, stricter drawdown limits, and a more defensive approach.
- Lower risk exposure
- Conservative position sizing
- Strict loss limits
- Lower potential return
- For cautious investors
Core
Balanced risk and opportunity
A balanced strategy combining controlled risk exposure with broader access to market opportunities.
- Moderate risk
- Balanced position sizing
- Adaptive market exposure
- Medium potential return
- For most investors
Edge
Maximum market participation
A dynamic strategy for investors who accept higher volatility and larger short-term fluctuations in pursuit of higher potential returns.
- Higher risk exposure
- More active positioning
- Wider volatility tolerance
- Higher potential return
- For experienced investors
Higher potential returns involve higher risk and the possibility of capital loss. Displayed ranges describe strategy parameters; they are not forecasts or performance targets.
Side by side
Compare the profiles.
Expected volatility and drawdown tolerance are strategy parameters, not assurances. Actual market conditions can exceed expected ranges.
Changing strategy
A change affects real portfolio behavior.
The dashboard includes a confirmation flow because moving between profiles can change position sizing, permissible exposure, volatility tolerance, and how existing positions are managed.
Try strategy controlsYour strategy, precisely managed
Choose your strategy. Let intelligence handle the complexity.
Start with a risk profile that reflects your preferences. You stay informed and in control as the system evaluates the market.
Trading involves substantial risk. Returns are not guaranteed, and capital loss is possible.