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Total PortfolioARC / HYS / AGRisk Score 5/10

Risk Tolerance Calculator

Map a simple 1–10 risk score into a model total portfolio allocation across ARC, HYS, and AG. This is a portfolio-design framework, not a suitability assessment or individualized recommendation.

Risk scale

Move from stability-heavy to growth-oriented total portfolio design.

5
out of 10
Ultra-ConservativeBalancedUltra-Aggressive
Moderate
Core-first total portfolio
Score
5

A balanced allocation where ARC is the foundation, HYS remains a stabilizer, and AG provides a measured upside sleeve.

Accepts some volatility for growth
Still wants a stabilizing reserve
A broadly balanced reference allocation
Target Portfolio Mix

Use the 1–10 scale for presets, or drag the current mix point for a custom blend.

Moderate
Portfolio Sleeve Composition
Totals = 100%
ARC

Core allocation framework intended to stay investable across changing macro regimes.

72.0%
HYS

Liquidity-focused savings sleeve designed for stability and optionality for stability, liquidity, and optionality.

20.0%
AG

Higher-volatility upside sleeve for asymmetric growth and long-term return exposure.

8.0%
Portfolio Structure Map

Grab the current mix point to adjust ARC, HYS, and AG.

Moderate
ARC
Structural core
HYS
Stability
AG
Asymmetric upside
Drag mix
Moderate
Balanced core profile
Score 5/10
ARC 72 / HYS 20 / AG 8

The Core Compounder

A classic Portfolio Engineers posture where ARC does the heavy lifting, HYS provides ballast, and AG remains measured.

Core-first orientation
Balanced resilience and growth
Strong all-around long-term posture
Portfolio Behavior

A quick behavioral read of how this mix may feel in practice.

Stability Bias
Low
Low39/100High

Higher values imply more ballast, steadiness, and a more defensive total portfolio character.

Core Structure
High
Low72/100High

Higher values imply ARC remains the portfolio’s structural leader rather than simply one sleeve among peers.

Upside Orientation
Low
Low33/100High

Higher values imply greater emphasis on long-horizon return orientation, with AG increasing asymmetry and ARC still contributing growth exposure.

Drawdown Tolerance
Low
Low24/100High

Higher values suggest the mix may be more behaviorally demanding and harder to hold through deeper swings.

This calculator is an educational portfolio-design aid. It does not account for income needs, liquidity needs, age, taxes, outside assets, liabilities, behavioral constraints, or suitability requirements.