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Managed Investing

Hand the portfolio to a model.
See what the model costs.

Pick a risk profile and a model on Transaction Science AI runs the strategy. TradingOS executes the rebalances. Insights meters the energy and compute cost of every model run — including the runs where the model looks and decides not to trade — and writes it onto the rebalance record. The model's work is on the statement, not abstracted into a percentage.

Conservative

Capital preservation · short duration

Balanced

Broad market · income tilt

Growth

Equity-led · global

Aggressive

Concentrated · high beta

Rebalance record
trigger drift threshold (220 bps)
model tx-cascade-portfolio · v3.2
family memoizing cascade
rationale intl sleeve over band; trim 1.8% → core
orders 3 placed via TradingOS
joules 418.6 J
compute cost $0.0007
duration 62 ms
status complete

Three pillars on one record: the model is Transaction Science AI, the execution is TradingOS, the joules and the dollar cost are Insights.

A real model, not a glidepath

The strategy is run by a named model on Transaction Science AI — one of the non-transformer engines — with its id, version, and family recorded on every decision.

Executed by TradingOS

Rebalance trades route through the same matching engine, pre-trade risk, and surveillance as every other order on Settlement. No separate path for the managed book.

Metered by Insights

Every model run carries its joules, its compute cost, and its duration. You can see the lifetime energy the portfolio has consumed, the same way you see lifetime returns.

No-trade runs count too

When the model evaluates and decides to do nothing, that run still has a meter. You paid for the model to think; you see what thinking cost.

Why this matters

A management fee tells you what you paid. Not what it bought.

A managed portfolio charges a fee for the work. This one also shows the work: the rationale the model gave, the trades it placed, the joules it burned, and the compute it cost — on every run, in the record. It's possible because the model, the execution venue, and the meter are all Transaction Science platforms, reporting into one account. The fee is the easy number. The rest is usually invisible. Here it isn't.