Asset profile charts show how an individual security has performed over time and how its holdings are allocated.
To open an asset profile, click the magnifying glass next to an asset in a portfolio, or search for the asset in the Asset Profile. For the metrics shown alongside these charts, see Asset performance metrics.
Key components
- Chart selector: the dropdown at the top left of the chart. Use it to choose which chart to display.
- Period buttons: 1w through 30y set a trailing period. Year selects a specific year and Date selects a custom start date.
- Latest price: last days closing price and its date appear at the top right.
- Camera icon: saves the chart as an image. See Taking snapshots.
- Excel icon: exports the chart data to Excel. It appears on the periodic returns charts and the Category ranking table.
Performance charts
Price:
- Shows the market closing price (end of day) for each day in the selected period.
- Prices are adjusted for splits, but not for dividends.
Return:
- Shows the total return over the selected trailing period, assuming reinvested dividends.
- The label at the end of the line shows the cumulative return for the period.
Yearly returns, Quarterly returns, and Monthly returns:
- Show the total return, assuming reinvested dividends, for each year, quarter, or month.
- Each bar is labeled with its return.
- Click the Excel icon to export the returns.
Drawdown:
- Shows the peak-to-trough decline observed during the selected period.
Dividends:
- Shows historical dividend payments in dollars as bars.
- The line shows the rolling current yield as a percentage, labeled on the right.
Category ranking
Category ranking compares the asset's trailing total return with other funds in the same category.
Note: Category ranking is available only for mutual funds and ETFs.
- Category: the fund category used for the ranking, for example Large Blend.
- Percentile rank: the asset's rank within its category for YTD, 1Y, 3Y, 5Y, and 10Y periods, on a scale of 1 to 100. A lower rank is better: 1 means the fund is in the top 1% of its category, 50 is the middle, and 100 is the bottom.
- Quartile rank: the quartile the asset falls in for each period, shown as an icon. The first quartile is the top 25% of the category.
- Rankings are as of the date shown below the table.
- Click the Excel icon to export the table.
Allocation
The Allocation tab shows the same breakdown you see for a portfolio, calculated for an individual asset.
To view an allocation breakdown:
- Select a breakdown from the dropdown on the Allocation tab: Asset Class, Stock Sector, Stock Style, Stock Region, or Bond Style.
- Use the icons at the bottom left to switch between chart types, such as pie and bars.
Allocation data is as of the date shown below the chart. The stock breakdowns show the percentage of the asset held in stocks, for example 99.77% stocks.
Asset Class:
- Shows the asset's allocation across asset classes, for example Large cap, Mid cap, and Small cap. See Asset classes definition.
- Select summary to show a summarized view.
Stock Sector:
- Shows the stock allocation across the 11 Morningstar sectors. See Stock sectors.
- Select super sectors to group sectors into Cyclical, Defensive, and Sensitive.
Stock Style:
- Shows the Morningstar style box, with the percentage of stocks in each size and style cell and the overall style, for example Large Blend. See Stock style.
Stock Region:
- Shows the percentage of the stock allocation in each region. In map view, regions are shaded by range: 0-5%, 5-20%, 20-50%, and over 50%.
- Hover over a region to see its name. See Stock region.
Bond Style:
- Shows the asset's average duration and average credit quality, with Duration and Quality charts. See Bond style.
- For assets with no bonds, the view shows 0% bonds and no duration or quality values.