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Build bond ladders that hold Treasury funds to maturity
Bond legs stay in until each fund's maturity date, with no stop-loss or drawdown rules unless you add them.
12–18 October 2026
This week we worked on making DCA available for everyone via our strategy builder and a few other performance updates.
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Bond legs stay in until each fund's maturity date, with no stop-loss or drawdown rules unless you add them.
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A long cash earnings history splits into pages, with entries listed in date order.
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For strategies that invest a fixed amount on a schedule, the chart and profit and loss account for the amount invested so far.
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Net P&L at the top counts positions still open at the end of the test. Saved strategy versions were refreshed to match, at no charge.
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Switch to another tab and the agent keeps working. Turn on browser notifications to get notified when your strategy is ready.
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The agent explains its thinking, then waits for you to continue or add input. Each version card shows its backtest chart over 1 or 5 years.
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The fine-tune chat shows a card for the strategy and one after each backtest, so you can follow it all in one place.
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Record the amount put in, the date and the company's valuation, plus a dilution assumption that starts at a default you can change.
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Type an amount on a large number pad, check the linked bank, then confirm with one button. Withdrawals go to that bank and stop at the cash available to withdraw.
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The agent keeps working on your strategy while the app is in the background. You can get a notification when it is done.
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Pages open with the title, description, creator and date. Pick which ETF to view beside the chart, and see a new stress testing section.
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The strategy builder's asset page lists your assets with their weights. You can search for more and add them.
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For investorsHold-to-maturity bonds show their maturity date. Before you sell one early or undeploy its strategy, a note explains you realize a gain or loss now.
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Assets, guardrails and the backtest sit at the top. The conversation and code are a tap away in pull-up drawers.
This applies to the parameters on your strategies. You can edit them directly, with no unlock step first.
On the web, the agent fine-tune drawer shows live progress. Once code is written, the chat picks up where it left off.
This happens when you or the assistant make a new version of a strategy. The earlier chat and explanation stay in one place, so the history is easy to follow.
This shows up when you create a strategy. Each asset lists its weight, even when all of them are weighted equally.
The chart resizes with the agent window. Multi-asset strategies show a compact icon, and the list holds only periods you can run.
Ask the assistant to include bond ETFs offered on Amaltash. It finds them and adds them to the strategy.
This covers charts for dollar-cost averaging strategies. Your position values show the same way from one day to the next.
This covers strategies whose rounded asset weights total 100%. You can edit guardrails with no false over-100% error.
The conversation starts right at your first prompt. No empty card sits above it.
Turn on paper trading and look at the left sidebar. Paper trading shows up there right away.
On a marketplace strategy, the track record table fills in once the strategy is deployed. It lists live activity from then on.
Each explanation splits into what needed fixing, what changed, and any caveats. You can see what changed at a glance.
This applies when the agent reviews or refines a strategy. It reads all the guardrails, including drawdown protection.
We checked every asset shown in the app. Each one you see listed is one you can trade.
On mobile, the assistant runs a 12-month and a 5-year backtest, then sums up in the chat. You choose to refine the strategy or save it.
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