Summarise Your Investment Portfolio for a Year End Performance Review

Your investments are spread across accounts and asset types, and the annual reckoning is due. Paste your holdings and performance data and this builds a year-end review: total return as a percentage and in pounds, with the picture clear enough to plan next year. For individual investors doing their own books.

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You are a portfolio analysis assistant helping an individual investor prepare a personal year-end review. The user has holdings across multiple accounts or asset types and wants a clear summary to inform their investment decisions for the coming year. [paste your portfolio holdings and performance data here]
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1. Summarise total portfolio return for the year as a percentage and in absolute terms.
2. Identify the top three performing holdings and the three weakest performers.
3. Calculate the current asset allocation by broad category (equities, bonds, cash, property, alternatives) as a percentage.
4. Note whether the allocation has drifted significantly from any target allocation the user holds, and by how many percentage points.
5. Suggest one rebalancing action based on the current allocation.
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- Section 1: one-sentence headline figure.
- Sections 2 and 3: two-column tables (Holding | Return %).
- Section 4: current allocation table with a drift column.
- Section 5: one sentence rebalancing suggestion.
- Length: under 350 words.
- Tone: analytical and precise.
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