ROI — two charts, working together

Same data, side by side and linked. Two ways to connect them.

Concept A — Shared cockpit
Two views, one control.

Pick a class and horizon. The matrix column and the curve’s marker stay in sync — the three dots on the curve are exactly the highlighted matrix column.

Investor class (amount)
Horizon
Return matrix — risk x horizon
Strategy12M24M36M
Return curve — class on the axis

Target returns are forward-looking, net of estimated fees, and not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Concept B — Hover to trace
Hover the matrix, read the curve.

Hover any matrix cell: that strategy’s line lights up on the curve and a marker lands on the selected class. Class and horizon still drive both.

Investor class (amount)
Horizon
Return matrix — risk x horizon
Strategy12M24M36M
Return curve — class on the axis

Target returns are forward-looking, net of estimated fees, and not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Concept C — Single control: Strategy
One toggle: Strategy.

Pick a strategy. The matrix shows every investor class x horizon for it; the curve shows the three horizons rising across class.

Strategy / Risk
Matrix
Investor Class12M24M36M
Return curve — class on the axis

Target returns are forward-looking, net of estimated fees, and not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Concept D — Single control: Horizon
One toggle: Horizon.

Pick a horizon. The matrix shows every investor class x strategy for it; the curve shows the three strategies rising across class.

Horizon
Matrix
Investor ClassConservativeBalancedQuantum
Return curve — class on the axis

Target returns are forward-looking, net of estimated fees, and not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results.