Wall Street taught us to look at performance.
To chase alpha.
To focus on past returns.
But here’s the truth:
Return ≠ strength.
Sharpe ratio ≠ safety.
And a “balanced” portfolio ≠ resilient.
Most portfolios look good on paper —
until stress hits.
Because they’ve been optimized for outcome… not integrity.
And when fragility is invisible,
You don’t know there’s a problem until it’s too late.
Old Paradigm: “Risk is volatility. Strength is return.”
New Paradigm: “True health is structural — and it can be measured.”
The Sigma Score™ makes the invisible visible.
1. Stability (Gamma):
Can your portfolio stay upright in turbulence?
→ Metrics: Beta, Standard Deviation, Max Drawdown, Recovery Burden, Sharpe, Sortino
2. Resilience (Tau):
Can your portfolio recover after being hit?
→ Metrics: Calmar Ratio, Information Ratio, Time Lost in Recovery, Risk-Adjusted Return
3. Efficiency (Eta):
Is your portfolio working intelligently — or just taking risks?
→ Metrics: Alpha, Treynor, Omega, Return Consistency
All three scores are synthesized into one unified signal:
The Sigma Score™.
✅ Scores range from 0–100
✅ Easy to interpret
✅ Backed by data — but human-friendly
✅ Built to reveal where and why your portfolio may break
You don’t get guesswork.
You get clarity.
Without the Sigma Score™:
You might be relying on outdated ratios
You don’t know how fragile your portfolio really is
You can’t compare or improve without a benchmark
With the Sigma Score™:
You see the truth of your portfolio’s structure
You pinpoint weaknesses before they cost you
You gain the power to optimize — without the guesswork
→ For investors who want control, not confusion:
If you’ve ever felt uncertain about how your portfolio would hold up in a crash —
the Sigma Score™ gives you the truth in one clear number.
→ For fiduciary advisors who want to protect clients (and themselves):
If you’ve been stuck explaining volatility instead of revealing structure,
this is your new standard of proof.
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