For self-directed PSX investors
See your PSX holdings as one portfolio
A ticker list does not show how the holdings fit together. The Portfolio view puts their value, weights and desk-data context in one place.
Real closes from the desk's data layer · 2026-10-22
The problem
As a holdings list grows, it is hard to see the combined value, where the largest weights sit, or which names share a sector. Henneth’s Portfolio view lets you enter the holdings you want to review and shows the arithmetic against the desk’s available market data. It stores one row per ticker rather than tracking separate brokerage accounts; combine same-ticker holdings yourself. It does not connect to a broker, hold money or place trades.
A ledger of the holdings you enter
Add a ticker, share count and average cost. The desk shows market value, profit or loss and position weight using its available prices; a missing price stays unknown rather than being guessed.
See position and sector concentration
Review how much of the entered portfolio sits in each holding and PSX sector, with a sortable holdings table and a visual composition view. These are descriptions of the current mix, not instructions to change it.
Explore the Portfolio X-ray
During free early access, the X-ray is available to signed-in users. When paid plans open, it is part of Pro. It brings together value-weighted beta and yield, trailing dividend history, gaps to model fair value and checks against the desk’s own risk rules. Data coverage is shown; past payouts are not a forecast.
Tracking is different from practising
Portfolio tracks holdings you already enter, including their cost basis. The separate new-investor research path links to Practice, a virtual book for learning with no real money. They answer different questions: what is in this portfolio, and how can I learn the mechanics before investing?
To examine one company’s model estimates, see PSX fair value. For the desk’s position-size arithmetic, use the position-size calculator. The stock-shortlist guide explains why ticker count alone does not describe portfolio concentration. For the exchange’s company directory, start at the PSX companies hub or browse the full desk feature list.
FAQ
Common questions
Does Henneth connect to my brokerage account?
No broker connection is shown. You enter a ticker, share count and average cost yourself; the tracker reads the desk’s market and research data for its calculations.
Does the tracker place trades or tell me what to buy?
No. It is a private, read-only view of holdings you enter. Henneth does not hold money, submit orders or make personalized buy or sell recommendations.
Are portfolio prices always live?
Not necessarily. The view uses a current desk price when available and otherwise falls back to the latest close in the desk data. That price can differ from your broker’s execution price; unavailable values are shown as unknown.
Are dividend figures a forecast?
No. The X-ray shows trailing dividend information from the desk’s available payout history. Past payments do not guarantee a future dividend, and missing coverage remains unknown.
Is the Portfolio X-ray currently paid?
No. The whole desk is open at no charge during early access, so signed-in users can use the X-ray now. It is planned as a Pro feature when paid plans open; no card or trial timer is required during early access.
Research, not advice
Every number on the desk is sourced
Prices, filings and dividends come from the data layer, dated and checkable. Where the desk does not know, it says so.