Between two missions, your income fluctuates but your financial strategy does not have to follow the same rhythm. The platform observes your flows, measures the volatility of your activity and adjusts the allocation continuously, without you having to monitor the markets every day.
Illustration of the interface. The values displayed are indicative and do not constitute guaranteed performance.
An independent consultant rarely earns a linear income. Payments arrive in waves, charges are fixed, and the temptation to let the cash lie dormant or invest it without method remains strong. Analyzing your own risk exposure by hand requires skills in predictive modeling that few professionals have the time to develop alongside their activity.
Illustrative comparison based on typical usage. Actual time depends on data volume and user-configured thresholds.
The platform connects to your declared professional accounts and reads the history of your entries and exits. No decision is made at this stage: it is only a matter of establishing a clean and dated database.
A predictive modeling model estimates your revenue volatility and cross-references this result with the risk thresholds you manually set during initial setup.
The allocation is recalculated according to a frequency you choose. Any modification remains limited by your thresholds: the system never exceeds the limits you have set.
The yield optimization engine combines cash flow time series with external market indicators. User-defined risk thresholds act as hard constraints in the model: they are never relaxed automatically, including when the model detects an opportunity for higher returns.
The model updates its projections with each new incoming cash flow data, allowing you to anticipate periods of stress before they affect your allocation.
When the measured volatility exceeds the configured threshold, the system automatically reduces the exposure on the positions concerned, within the limits you have defined.
The distribution between asset classes is recalculated according to explicit rules, taking into account the historical correlation between your income and the instruments monitored.
Arbitrations take into account the tax regime declared by the user, in order to limit cash flow decisions that would generate a disproportionate tax burden.
| Parameter | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| Analysis horizon | Sliding window used to estimate income volatility | 90 days |
| Recalibration frequency | Interval between two automatic allocation adjustments | 24 hours |
| Initial volatility threshold | Trigger level before exposure reduction | Configurable |
| Asset classes followed | Number of categories integrated into the diversification engine | 6 |
| Decision logging | Preserving the history of each algorithmic adjustment | Continue |
Lunavi Xezaro does not replace your judgment: it structures the information you already have and applies your rules consistently, including when you are focused on a mission. Each adjustment remains viewable, explained and reversible from your dashboard.
The goal is not to maximize returns at all costs, but to maintain an allocation consistent with your risk tolerance, mission after mission.
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Getting started consists of connecting your reading accounts, declaring your tax regime and defining your thresholds. No fund migration is required to begin analysis.