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# Portfolio Overview

A major strength of Nested is the ability given to it users to see in-depth analyses of portfolios and their underlying assets.

The portfolio overview gives you an idea of how well – or how poor – is your overall performance across all portfolios.

It is the control tower of your strategies.

Now, let us see how to get there and what tools are available to you. 

## 1. Go to Portfolios

Here is a list of all your portfolios with a quick snap available for each.

Although these snaps are not too detailed, they give you a brief summary of what is happening for each of your portfolios – original or copied.

To access the Overview, click on "Overview" left of "Create Portfolio"

![](/files/H8OTZzh0yfsJeXVfVFdu)

Here is the actual overview.

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You can see the various tools available – the first one being a graph with a timeline to gauge your overall performance through time.

![](/files/wusIbn4QRkHYNgQ8yJbB)

A classic pie to see the distribution of all your assets.

![](/files/mywzKejrwaarQ8iinHGW)

Finally a list of all your assets with various details on each of them

![](/files/1RDNm50edlHupwDG55BT)

That's it Nested people.

Hoping this was helpful and happy Nesting!


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