Transparency scenario playbooks
Six short investor journeys—new cash, weak holding, one new name, late-cycle check, after automation, and comparing Hunt to the optimizer—with links to deeper guides.
How to use these playbooks
Each scenario is a short path through IRIS with transparency checks (timestamps, modes, limits). They are educational—not trade instructions.
1. New cash to invest
- Build or refresh your watchlist and confirm batch analysis is recent where it matters — Batch analysis: what just happened?.
- Spot-check two or three names on symbol pages — Reading a symbol page in three minutes.
- Open Cash Hunt — read cards with Reading Hunt and Cash Hunt results.
- If the list is empty or tiny, verify deployable cash after the cash buffer — Hunt, Cash Hunt, and optimization.
- Optionally compare to Optimize portfolio if you are rebuilding the whole book — Hunt vs optimization.
2. Weak holding (replace mode)
- Open the symbol page for the holding; note timestamp, stage, SATA, AI Signal — When panels disagree if needed.
- Run Hunt in replace mode for that line — compare reasoning on candidates to your thesis (TRINITY does not read your thesis).
- If a candidate looks wrong on the symbol page, run the disagreement checklist — When your symbol page and Hunt disagree.
3. Thinking about adding one name (interest flow)
- Complete your usual symbol page review — Analysis & symbol pages.
- Use Hunt interest / fit mode (wording varies by screen) to see portfolio-aware reasoning — How Hunt and Cash Hunt fit your process.
- Check concentration and risk settings before sizing — Risk management.
4. “Is my portfolio late-cycle?” (general Hunt)
- Run Hunt in general mode for book health and swap ideas — Hunt, Cash Hunt, and optimization.
- Pair qualitative read with stage-based framing — A stage-based investing approach.
- Remember general vs replace may use different candidate breadth — same article, section Replace vs general mode.
5. After automation runs
- Open the automation decision log for the run — Reading automation decision logs.
- Compare log time to symbol page timestamps — How ATHENA fits your trading process.
- If policy skipped early-stage cash buys, confirm that matches your intent — FAQ.
6. Hunt said one thing; optimization said another
- Confirm you are comparing same timestamp era — When your symbol page and Hunt disagree.
- Read solver vs targeted ideas — Hunt vs optimization and Hunt, Cash Hunt, and optimization.
- Adjust risk settings only if your plan changes — Policy and constraints in plain language.
Further reading
- Learning Center home — Transparency & trust step in the Start here — learning path section (same page as the guide grid).
- Emails and alerts in TRINITY — portfolio email toggles, digests, and what to expect in your inbox.
- Audit mindset for investors
Educational disclaimer
TRINITY provides tools and education, not personalized investment advice. Consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.
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