Wall Street taught us to look at Max Drawdown —
the lowest point your portfolio reached.
But here’s the truth:
Max drawdown tells you how far you fell.
RBI tells you how long you stayed down —
and how hard it was to get back up.
And when investors stay underwater for years, two things happen:
Their emotions fracture.
Their decisions spiral.
That’s how portfolios — and confidence — quietly die.
Old Paradigm: “As long as I recover eventually, I’m fine.”
New Paradigm: “The longer I’m underwater, the more risk I carry — structurally and emotionally.”
It evaluates:
The depth of your worst drawdowns
The time it took to fully recover
The compounding penalty of being stuck below peak value
Why it’s essential:
🔻 Two portfolios may have the same max drawdown...
…but if one recovers in 6 months and the other takes 3 years,
they are not equally strong.
RBI assigns a score to that difference.
→ A high RBI = Slow, painful recoveries
→ A low RBI = Fast, adaptive rebounds
RBI feeds directly into your Gamma Score (Stability)
and affects your Sigma Score™ (0–100) —
your complete structural health reading.
That means:
You underestimate how fragile your structure really is
You overestimate your ability to stay disciplined
You risk abandoning your strategy at the worst time
With RBI:
✅ You understand the emotional time cost of drawdowns
✅ You can compare portfolios with real-world survivability
✅ You protect yourself not just from losses — but from regret
→ For individual investors who want to feel in control:
If you’ve ever felt unsure whether your portfolio is truly sound —
this is your clarity.
→ For advisors who want to lead with proof, not promises:
If you want to show clients where they stand —
and how to improve —
this diagnostic changes everything.
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