Public markets
Public markets are the part of a family’s wealth with the best data and the most noise. Estorios does not manage the money. It keeps the book right, prices it against the market today, and says what a careful reviewer would say about it, beside everything else the family owns.
The book, by custodian and by kind
Live market check
Index · 100 = last statement
Analysis, from the book itself
The bond book
Maturity wall · 2030
How it thinks
Brokerage accounts connect, or statements import in whatever layout the custodian uses. Every position sits in the book by provider and by kind, and a reviewed correction wins over the rules.
Every listed position is checked against the market this morning and compared with the last statement. A price that cannot be had says so. Nothing is guessed to fill a gap.
What the page says about the book is arithmetic from the book itself: where the money is concentrated, what cash is doing, what matures when, what a careful reviewer would raise with the custodian. No prediction, no opinion, and every statement traces to a figure above it.
Each account is linked to the person or entity that holds it on the ownership map, so the liquid book sits in the same net worth as the properties and the funds, and the picture shows who holds what.
What it will not do
The family’s advisors and managers decide what to hold. Estorios makes sure everyone is looking at the same, correct picture when they do.