How Frama Works

From a headline → to portfolio clarity

Frama helps you understand how today’s news could affect your portfolio and provides actionable insights — including the confidence to do nothing — without predicting the future and without telling you what to do.

Key question
Instead of asking “What will happen next?”, Frama asks: “If the world unfolds this way, am I exposed — or already positioned well?”

For informational purposes only. Frames are not investment advice or recommendations.

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The Flow

A structured way to move from “interesting signal” to “clear exposure,” across multiple possible worlds.

STEP 1

Start with a signal

You begin in one of two ways:

  • Click the Frama browser extension on a news article — instantly capture signals from the news you’re already reading.
  • Or enter a question or prompt directly into Frama — start with your own curiosity or concern.
Examples
  • “What if interest rates stay higher for longer?”
  • “How would a slowdown in China affect markets?”
The point
You're not making a forecast — you're identifying something worth examining.
Get the Extension
Capture signals from any article with one click
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STEP 2

Frama creates a Frame (a possible world)

Frama turns that signal into a Frame. A Frame is:

  • A coherent way the world could unfold
  • Based on assumptions and drivers
  • Not a prediction
  • Not investment advice
Think of it as a lens
“If this were the world we end up in… what would that mean?”
STEP 3

View the Frame (get oriented)

Before touching your portfolio, you:

  • Read the Frame — understand the narrative and its key assumptions
  • Understand what makes this world different — identify the unique characteristics of this scenario
  • See which types of assets might benefit or struggle
  • Get a sense of the general market implications
Orientation first
This step is about context, not action. The goal is: “Is this a world I care about?”
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STEP 4

Learn from the community (optional)

Frames can be personal or shared. The community layer broadens how you interpret signals.

Explore Frames
Discover analyses created by other users, broadening your perspective.
Follow thoughtful content
Subscribe to Frames you find insightful or relevant.
See varied interpretations
Observe how different people make sense of the same news.
👉 You decide which worlds are worth considering for your own portfolio.
Shared Frames don’t tell you what to do — they help you see how others are making sense of uncertainty.
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STEP 5

Apply the Frame to your portfolio

Frama shows
  • How each asset might behave in this world
  • Where gains or losses could concentrate
  • How different this looks from “business as usual”
You begin to see
  • Which holdings help or hurt you
  • Where risk is clustered
  • Where surprises might come from
STEP 6

Combine multiple possible worlds

Markets rarely follow a single storyline.

Track
Monitor several scenarios simultaneously.
Compare
View worlds side-by-side.
Gravity
Adjust how much attention each world deserves.
Why this matters
This replaces one-story thinking with structured uncertainty.
Frama then looks across all selected worlds to show:
  • How outcomes spread across scenarios
  • Where your portfolio is consistently strong or weak
  • Which risks appear repeatedly across narratives
STEP 7

See portfolio impacts clearly

Across multiple worlds, Frama helps you understand:

Fragility vs resilience
Your overall robustness across scenarios.
Downside drivers
Which holdings contribute most to losses.
Diversification reality
Where holdings work together — and where they don’t.
Not optimization
This is not about optimizing returns. It’s about seeing exposure clearly.
STEP 8

Explore paths to fortify your portfolio

Once you see where stress shows up, Frama helps you understand how fragility arises - and what would change it.

Concentrated risk
Where outcomes cluster below your goals — the places your plan is most sensitive to how the world unfolds.
Amplifiers
Holdings and assumptions that increase uncertainty across multiple worlds, magnifying both upside and downside.
Fortification paths
The levers that would reduce fragility if you chose to use them — such as allocation shifts, buffers, contributions, or ambition.
These are insights, not instructions.
You remain fully in control. Frama provides structure, tradeoffs and options - not ironclad recommendations.
Often the result is clarity that no lever needs to be pulled at all - and that staying put is already a robust choice.
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STEP 9

Repeat as the world changes

As new stories emerge:

Create new Frames
Capture emerging narratives and scenarios.
Retire old ones
Remove scenarios that are no longer relevant.
Re-evaluate
Continuously assess exposure as conditions evolve.
The result
Frama helps you stay oriented — even when the narrative shifts.

In short

Frama doesn’t tell you what will happen.

It helps you understand how your portfolio might behave — so you can act with intention, or confidently do nothing before reality forces the lesson.

Important note

Frames are educational “possible worlds,” not predictions and not investment advice. Frama is designed to help you see exposure and fragility clearly — so you can decide what (if anything) to do.

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