Portfolio Insights
Once you have a few investments tracked, Agni Folio gives you four lenses to understand them: a holdings table, a performance view, AI-generated insights, and a chat agent (Astra).
Holdings table
Section titled “Holdings table”Open Holdings for a row-per-asset view.
Each row shows:
- Quantity — units held
- Avg Cost — your weighted-average cost basis (the price you’d “break even” at)
- Current Price — live market price
- Market Value — quantity × current price, in your preferred display currency
- Unrealized G/L — current value minus cost basis
- Display Return — total return as a percentage (includes dividends and realized gains)
You can filter, sort, group by asset type, and search. All currency conversion is server-side.
Performance view
Section titled “Performance view”Performance shows time-series charts of your portfolio value, broken down by asset class, account, or individual entry. Useful for spotting which positions are dragging your overall return.
AI portfolio insights
Section titled “AI portfolio insights”Insights is a passive feed — Agni Folio generates summaries of your portfolio every 6 hours, surfacing concentration risks, big movers, dividend events, and rebalancing suggestions. No questions to ask; just open the page and read.
Astra — the AI chat agent
Section titled “Astra — the AI chat agent”Portfolio Discussion opens Astra, a chat agent that has read-only access to your portfolio data and can also propose mutations (adding entries, editing transactions) that you confirm before they execute.
Examples of what you can ask:
- “What’s my exposure to US tech?”
- “Show me dividend income for FY 2025–26”
- “If I sell my RELIANCE position, what’s the tax implication?”
- “Add 50 shares of HDFCBANK at ₹1,520 to my Zerodha account” — Astra proposes the entry; you approve before it’s saved.
Every Astra action is logged in an audit trail visible to you and to admin telemetry.
What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”- Wealth Legacy Planning — the most distinctive feature of Agni Folio
- Tracking Investments — refresher on how the underlying data works