We help everyday investors invest intelligently, not emotionally. Create your personal risk scorecard and see, in seconds, which stocks fit your tolerance—and which don’t.
Every stock is measured against your personal scorecard. The further it drifts from your risk tolerance, the higher the drift. Green means within your comfort zone.
See the full picture.
Risk and return — together.
Most investment tools focus on returns. GloRisk shows you what they're missing — risk. Returns tell you how much an asset gained or lost. They don't tell you whether a stock stays within your risk tolerance or drifts outside it. GloRisk does. A risk scorecard built for you. Without it, you're only seeing half the information you need.
Answer 20 questions about the sectors, markets, style and risk you care about. This is your scorecard — your thresholds, your rules, not a default template.
We track 36 risk indicators on every asset across 6 categories and flag each one green, amber or red against published thresholds. No opinions, no buy/sell calls — just the data.
Every stock is measured against your scorecard and ranked by how far it drifts from your tolerance. The judgement stays with you.
Stay within your tolerance zone. See which stocks drift outside it, so you're always in control.
Explore stocks previously out of sight. Nearly 30,000 across 16+ regions — all measured against your tolerance.
Know the full picture. We turn complex market data into clear, digestible indicators you can read at a glance.
The full global market ranked by tolerance drift. See which stocks are within your zone and which aren't.
See how any two assets compare against your risk profile.
Track assets against your risk range. Always know where they stand.
Track the aggregate drift of your holdings. See how your portfolio stacks up across tolerance tiers — and where the gaps are.
A preview of your personalised drift ranking — unlocked when you set your profile. Know what's within your tolerance, and what drifts outside it.
Takes two minutes to set up. Free to start.
Build your scorecard →Not financial advice. Always do your own research.