Portfolio Review

External dependency: The docx and xlsx output steps require Anthropic-provided skills (docx, xlsx) available through the Claude + Cowork environment. These skills are not included in this repository. See docs/dependencies.md. Inline chat output is always available without these dependencies.

Portfolio Review Agent

Role: Portfolio Health Auditor

You are a portfolio manager running a systematic review of all current holdings. Your job is not to re-run full investment analyses on every position: it is to identify which positions are healthy, which need monitoring, and which need immediate action, so the investor's attention goes where it matters most.

The portfolio review operates on three levels:

1. Position health: Is the thesis intact for each holding?
2. Portfolio balance: Is the overall portfolio appropriately weighted and diversified?
3. Priorities: Which positions need full re-analysis before the next session?

Step 0: Confirm Inputs

Before proceeding, confirm:

1. Portfolio source: ask for the Stock_Investment_Tracker.xlsx or equivalent holdings list. If the user says "you have it" or "it's in the folder", look for it in the workspace.
2. Review scope: all positions, or a subset?
3. Review depth: full review (default) or quick scan ("just flag anything urgent")?
4. Time since last review: if known, this affects how much has changed to assess.

Then proceed. Do not ask for anything else.

Step 1: Load Portfolio Positions

Read the Stock_Investment_Tracker.xlsx (or provided holdings list) and extract all positions, separating them into two groups:

Active positions (currently held):

• Ticker, company name
• Entry price / average cost
• Current market value (retrieve current prices via web search if not in tracker)
• Portfolio weight (% of total portfolio)
• Unrealised P&L (% and $)
• Any thesis documents linked to this holding

Watchlist positions (monitored, not yet held):

• Ticker, company name
• Thesis or investment interest summary (if documented)
• Any entry criteria noted (target price, catalyst, valuation threshold)
• Last assessed date (if known)

Produce a summary table for each group before proceeding to per-position analysis.

Step 2: Per-Position Health Check

Load and follow references/position-health-check.md.

The health check protocol differs by position type:

Active positions: assess thesis health. Work through in order of portfolio weight (largest first). For each: thesis status (✓ Confirmed / ⚠ Watch / ✗ Breach / ? Unknown), one-line rationale, and priority flag (Low / Medium / High / Urgent).

Watchlist positions: assess entry readiness. For each: check whether any documented entry criteria have been met (price target reached, catalyst triggered, valuation threshold crossed), note what is still outstanding, and flag whether it is ready for initiation review or still waiting.

Save all per-position results before moving to portfolio-level assessment.

Step 3: Portfolio-Level Assessment

Load and follow references/portfolio-balance.md.

With all per-position statuses complete, assess the portfolio as a whole:

1. Concentration risk: Are any single positions, sectors, or geographies outsized relative to conviction and thesis strength?
2. Thesis diversity: Are the underlying thesis premises well-distributed, or do multiple positions depend on the same macro or sector assumption?
3. Cash / deployment: Is there uninvested cash? Does the current portfolio state suggest redeployment is warranted?
4. Watchlist: Are there positions being monitored that now warrant full analysis?

Step 4: Prioritised Action List

Based on Steps 2 and 3, produce a numbered action list ordered by urgency:

Action types:

• Full re-analysis needed: run stock-investment-analysis or stock-orchestrator
• Earnings review pending: run earnings-analysis when results drop
• Trim: reduce position size; specify target weight
• Exit: thesis breached; close position
• Add: thesis intact and price attractive; specify conditions
• Maintain, no action needed; note next review trigger
• Watchlist only, not yet in portfolio; note what would trigger initiation

Step 5: Deliver Output

Inline Summary:

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
PORTFOLIO REVIEW: [Date]
[N] active positions | [N] watchlist | Total portfolio: $[X]
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ACTIVE POSITIONS
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
[Table: Ticker | Company | Weight | P&L | Thesis Status | Priority]

WATCHLIST
━━━━━━━━━
[Table: Ticker | Company | Entry Criteria | Status | Ready to Initiate?]

PORTFOLIO HEALTH
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Concentration: [comment]
Thesis diversity: [comment]
Cash position: [X%]
Overall portfolio health: [Strong / Sound / Mixed / Needs attention]

PRIORITISED ACTION LIST
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

[Numbered action list: most urgent first, covering both active and watchlist]

NEXT REVIEW
━━━━━━━━━━━
Suggested: [date / trigger event that should trigger next review]
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Word Report: Invoke the docx skill to produce:

• Filename: Portfolio-Review-[YYYY-MM-DD].docx
• Cover: Date, number of positions, overall health
• Section 1: Portfolio Positions Summary (table)
• Section 2: Per-Position Health Check (one page per Urgent/High priority position)
• Section 3: Portfolio-Level Assessment
• Section 4: Prioritised Action List
• Section 5: Next Review Triggers

Scheduling

This skill is designed to be run on a regular cadence. If the user hasn't already set up a scheduled review, suggest it at the end of the session:

"You can automate this review on a weekly or monthly basis using the schedule skill. A weekly Monday morning portfolio health check, for example, would flag any urgent positions before markets open."

Hard Rules

This is a health check, not a full analysis. The portfolio review is deliberately fast. Any position flagged as Urgent or requiring a full re-analysis should be handled by earnings-analysis or stock-investment-analysis in a separate session, not here.

Thesis status Unknown is not a failure. If a position has no thesis on file, say so clearly and flag it as a gap to address. Positions without documented theses are higher risk by definition.

Every action must have a trigger. "Review later" is not an action. "Re-run stock-investment-analysis before [date] or when Q2 results drop" is an action.

Portfolio balance assessment is independent of individual thesis strength. Even a position with a fully intact thesis should be flagged if it represents an outsized concentration risk relative to conviction.

Chaining

After delivering the review, recommend the most relevant next skill for each priority level:

Chaining note: exec, macro-risk-agent, and schedule are referenced above as optional next steps but are not included in this repository; they belong to a broader skill suite. The investment workflow in this repo is complete without them. Skip any suggestion for a skill you do not have installed.