An investing engine — not a chatbot
An investing engine.
Not a chatbot.
Portvara screens hundreds of stocks every day, scores each one through 20 proven investing frameworks, tracks your real holdings, and runs strict risk checks before it ever says buy. The chat is just how you talk to it.
It never touches your money or places trades — you make every call.
Already invested or starting from zero — every question gets a real, reasoned answer.
This is what a Portvara answer looks like
portvara . sample answer
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YouShould I add to NVDA here? I own 40 shares from $118.
Verdict
HOLD what you own · DON'T ADD — great company, but you already hold a lot here and the price has run up.
Company quality
8.5 / 10
Entry / timing
5.2 / 10
Portvara score
74 / 100
6 factors weighed together
the chart is just one input
Company quality
AI spending is still growing
Price vs value
looks expensive vs its history
Upcoming event
earnings in 9 days
Strength vs peers
beating other chip stocks
Fit with your holdings
you already hold a lot of chips
Price and timing
price has run up fast lately
Action
Hold + no add
for THIS portfolio
Exit price
$168 / -9.2%
where you would sell
If you add anyway
Small: 1.5%
keeps you within limits
Money at risk
0.14%
of your whole portfolio
Bull case
Earnings look strong, AI spending keeps rising, and it is beating other chip stocks.Bear case
You already hold a lot of chip stocks (28%), the price is high and has run up fast — adding more piles on the same risk.What would flip it to ADD
A dip to the $172–$176 range AND trimming your chip stocks below 22%.Still to do: you have not set an exit price on your 40 shares yet — set one near $168 before earnings, or Portvara lowers its confidence.
Weighed many factors · ready in 1.2sDecision is yours.
Behind one answer: live news, earnings, insider and institutional activity, the company's financials, the bull case, the bear case, and how it fits your portfolio — turned into a single clear verdict with an action, a position size, and an exit price.
NVIDIA is used here as an example stock only. This is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold NVIDIA.
