Professional-style market intelligence, built for you.
Banks and hedge funds rarely start with headlines or gut feel. They assess markets systematically: trend, momentum, relative strength and risk, applied to everything they might own. Wouldn’t it be useful to apply a similar approach to your own portfolio? Sonsero does the groundwork, so you can build a strategy that fits your goals with far less effort.
Investing on your own is harder than it should be
Self-directed investors have never had more access: low-cost platforms, every market on a phone and endless commentary. But access is not the same as insight, and most individuals still work without the frameworks professionals take for granted.
Too much noise
News, social feeds and forums compete for your attention. Much of it is opinion, a lot of it arrives late, and little of it shows what markets are actually doing.
No consistent process
Without clear rules, decisions drift with mood: buying what is in the headlines, holding losers in hope and selling winners too early.
Blind spots
It is natural to focus on familiar stocks and your home market, while leadership quietly rotates between sectors, regions and asset classes.
Hidden risk
Concentration and weakening trends rarely announce themselves. Professionals monitor them continuously; individuals often find out after a fall.
Generic advice
Model portfolios ignore your goals, your timeframe and what you already own, while bespoke management is costly and takes control away from you.
Limited time
Tracking dozens of markets properly is a job in itself, and few people can keep it up alongside work and life.
Four lenses, applied the same way to every market
Institutional investors tend to judge markets through a small set of consistent measures. Sonsero uses four of them across every asset, sector and region, so you can compare a Japanese equity index with gold or US technology on equal terms.
Trend
Is the market in a sustained uptrend, a downtrend or going nowhere? This sets its regime: bull, transition, neutral or bear.
Momentum
Is the move accelerating or running out of steam? Momentum often changes before the trend does.
Relative strength
Is it beating or lagging the wider market and its peers? Leaders tend to keep leading for a while.
Risk
How volatile is it, and how has it behaved when markets turn? A strong score means little if the ride is too rough for you.
What the scores are showing right now
A few examples from the latest data. Each one comes from a page you can open and explore in full.
Visa and US Energy share the top spot
Both sit in a Bull regime, are outperforming the market and carry moderate risk. US Energy (XLE) is up 16.7% over three months.
See top opportunities →Health Care leads while Technology weakens
Health Care ranks first of 11 sectors with low risk and +10.4% over three months. Information Technology has slipped to a weakening rotation with elevated risk after a 6.8% fall in a month.
Compare all 11 sectors →Japan leads, the Gulf trails
Japan combines an expanding economy with rising inflows. At the other end, Gulf/GCC scores −36, with outflows and critical geopolitical risk.
Explore the regions →Calm overall, but caution flags are rising
The overall market regime is Neutral (−7), yet volatility has jumped and US small caps trail large caps by 8.4 points over three months, two early warning signs the monitor tracks.
Check the risk-off monitor →How Sonsero helps shape a strategy that’s yours
You bring your goals. Sonsero brings consistent evidence across global markets. Your own rules connect the two, so every decision follows a process you understand and trust.
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1You
Your profile
Decide what you are investing for and what you can live with.
- Goals
- Timeframe
- Risk comfort
- Markets you want
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2Sonsero
The evidence
Every market scored the same way, so you can compare like with like.
- 124 markets
- 4 lenses
- Regimes
- Risk signals
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3You + Sonsero
Your rules
Turn your profile into clear filters you apply every time.
- Bull regime only
- Outperforming
- Risk ≤ moderate
- Long-term
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4Outcome
Your strategy
A focused shortlist to research, and a calm way to keep it on track.
- Shortlist
- What changed
- Risk-off alerts
Then repeat. Scores refresh as markets move while your rules stay the same, so you only act when something genuinely changes against your criteria.
A long-term investor comfortable with moderate risk
Applying four simple rules to the 23 October 2026 snapshot narrows 89 ranked assets to a focused shortlist in seconds, ready for your own research.
89 → 10 candidates- 89All ranked assets
- 17Rule 1 in a Bull regime
- 14Rule 2 outperforming the market
- 11Rule 3 risk moderate or lower
- 10Rule 4 suited to a long-term horizon
An illustration of how rules narrow the field using published scores. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.
Three views of global markets
Markets
Stocks, ETFs, bonds, cash, funds, crypto, futures, commodities, REITs and currencies, each with a regime, heat score and opportunity rank.
Sectors
Every S&P 500 sector ranked on opportunity and risk, with rotation against the index, industry rankings and the leading stocks in each.
Regions
Regime scores from economic momentum, capital flows, market strength, geopolitics and valuation, with currency outlooks for USD, EUR and GBP investors.
Invest with a process, not a hunch
You stay in control of every decision. Sonsero supplies the evidence and a repeatable process; you make the call.
How the scores work. Every score is rules-based and built from market data (TradingView) and published economic research (IMF forecasts, central banks and fund-flow data). Scores describe current market conditions. They are not forecasts and not investment advice.
The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invest. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.