Agentic portfolio intelligence: an AI analyst for your whole portfolio
Bring your holdings into one view, investigate exposure, and review the evidence behind your convictions. Start with one monitored thesis free; Pro adds more theses and deeper portfolio research.
What is agentic portfolio intelligence?
Agentic portfolio intelligence combines portfolio analysis with ongoing research. In Helm, linked or manually entered holdings provide context for exposure, earnings and tax tools. Thesis monitoring starts when you confirm your reasons and enable tracking. Free includes one monitored thesis; Pro adds more and deeper portfolio research.
The word that matters is agentic. A chatbot answers when you ask it. An agent works while you are away and hands you the result. And it is intelligence, not management: it never trades or moves your money. It keeps you informed and in control.
What the AI analyst actually does
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Works overnight. Re-prices your holdings, re-reads new filings and news against every position, runs the risk scans, and writes your morning brief while you sleep. You open a log of what it did, not a blank screen.
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Runs a full sweep on demand. Point it at your whole book and watch it work step by step: concentration, sector tilt, tax-loss harvests, earnings exposure, and every thesis, in real time.
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Watches concentration and hidden risk. Flags when a few names quietly become an outsized share of your equity, or when positions you believed were diversified actually rest on the same underlying driver.
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Finds tax-loss harvests. Surfaces harvestable losses in taxable accounts with the estimated savings attached, and correctly skips retirement accounts where harvesting does not apply.
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Maps earnings exposure. Tells you which of your holdings report next and what is at stake, so an earnings date never surprises you.
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Reads your factor tilt. Shows what actually drove your portfolio today: size, style, quality, and which sector led, plus a per-holding breakdown.
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Monitors your investment thesis. You write the reasons you hold each position, and it re-checks them against fresh filings. If one breaks, it flags the exact pillar and cites the source.
Intelligence vs tracking vs management
A tracker shows you what you own. A robo-advisor takes the wheel. Agentic portfolio intelligence sits in the middle: it watches your book and keeps you informed, while you stay in control of every decision.
| Tracker | Robo-advisor | Research tool | Helm | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Watches your whole book continuously | No | Manages | No | Yes |
| Reasons about your specific holdings | No | No | No | Yes |
| Risk, tax, earnings, factor scans | Limited | Its accounts | No | Automatic |
| Monitors your investment thesis | No | No | No | Yes |
| Cites the source behind every flag | No | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Trades or moves your money | No | Yes | No | Never |
A worked example
You hold NVDA, MSFT, and AMD, bought at different times for different reasons. In a single overnight run, Helm notices the three have quietly become an outsized share of your equity and that they all lean on the same AI-infrastructure driver, so a single event could hit all three at once. It flags that hidden concentration. Separately, it reads a new filing that undercuts one of your NVDA pillars, marks that reason as weakening, and cites the exact line. And it spots that one position is at a harvestable loss in a taxable account. Three different kinds of risk, surfaced together, before you had to go looking.
Common questions
What is agentic portfolio intelligence?
Agentic portfolio intelligence combines portfolio analysis with ongoing research. In Helm, linked or manually entered holdings provide context for exposure, earnings and tax tools. Thesis monitoring starts when you confirm your reasons and enable tracking. Free includes one monitored thesis; Pro adds more and deeper portfolio research.
How is it different from a portfolio tracker?
A tracker shows you what you own and what it is worth. Agentic portfolio intelligence tells you what it means: that three of your names quietly became an outsized share of your equity, that a filing undercut a reason you bought a stock, that a loss is harvestable before year end. The tracker is a balance. The intelligence layer is the analysis on top of it.
How is it different from a robo-advisor?
A robo-advisor manages money for you: it picks the allocation and trades on your behalf. Agentic portfolio intelligence takes the opposite posture. It never trades or moves money. It watches the portfolio you already built and keeps you informed so you make the decisions. It is intelligence, not management.
What does the AI analyst actually monitor?
Concentration and hidden correlation, tax-loss harvesting opportunities in taxable accounts, upcoming earnings exposure across your holdings, your factor tilt (size, style, quality, sector), and your investment theses, meaning the specific reasons you hold each position checked against fresh SEC filings and news.
Is it safe to connect my accounts?
Helm connects through Plaid with read-only access, so it can see your balances and holdings but can never trade or move money. It is read-only by design.
Is there a free version?
Helm Terminal includes portfolio aggregation, AI stock analysis, the general daily brief, the actions inbox, and one ongoing monitored thesis with up to 12 months of cited history on Free. Helm Pro extends monitoring across your portfolio and adds the agent, factor lens, personalized brief, detailed tax tools, and earnings exposure at $20/month or $149/year.
Have an AI analyst watch your book.
Start with a read-only connected portfolio and one monitored thesis on Free. Pro extends monitoring across your portfolio and adds the agent, detailed tax tools, and earnings exposure at $20/month or $149/year.
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or investment advice. Helm Terminal is not a registered investment advisor.