TechBerlinQuary analyzes market data in real-time and triggers rule-based protection mechanisms before losses compound. The decisions follow comprehensible, documented rules - without gut feeling and without constant market monitoring.
TechBerlinQuary's forecast models are based on historical market data, volatility metrics and defined sets of rules. Each adjustment of a stop loss level can be traced back to a specific, documented condition.
The models continuously evaluate the fluctuation ranges of individual positions and recognize when the risk profile of a security changes.
Stop-loss marks are not set permanently, but are recalculated regularly based on current market conditions.
An intervention only takes place if previously defined, documented criteria are met - comprehensible and repeatable.
| feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Database | Historical price and volatility data of exchange-traded securities |
| Update logic | Continuous recalculation of the protection thresholds in the event of relevant market changes |
| Decision type | Rules-based, documented, without discretionary interventions |
| Scope of application | Long-term portfolio positions and pension portfolios |
Price data and volatility indicators are continuously recorded and processed.
Each position is assigned to a current risk level based on defined key figures.
The stop loss mark is readjusted according to the calculated risk level.
Every adjustment is documented with the time and reason and can be viewed.
TechBerlinQuary publishes the underlying control parameters in an understandable form. Investors can see at any time which condition triggered an adjustment - there is no hidden decision logic.
A family saves regularly in a broadly diversified ETF savings plan. Instead of manually observing the market, it leaves ongoing risk control to the Smart Stop-Loss System, which automatically hedges positions in the event of unusually high volatility.
Anyone who already lives from their portfolio can hardly afford any major setbacks. Here, the system reduces the so-called drawdown risk by hedging positions at an early stage if market developments continue to be negative.
A classic stop loss is a fixed price value. The Smart Stop-Loss system continuously adjusts this value to the current volatility so that normal price fluctuations do not lead to a premature sale.
Like any rule-based model, false signals can occur, for example in the case of short-term, atypical price fluctuations. The control parameters are therefore regularly checked and documented based on historical data.
No. Depot data is used exclusively to calculate risk metrics and is not passed on to third parties for advertising purposes.
The system is suitable for exchange-traded securities such as ETFs, stocks and bonds for which price data of sufficient quality is continuously available.
No. TechBerlinQuary provides data-driven risk control as a supplement to the existing investment strategy, not individual financial advice.
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