A hedge-fund algorithm. On your phone. Under your control.
Allocatorr tells you which shares to hold, how many, and where to put the stop — across the Nikkei 225 and its sectors. You place every order yourself, with your own broker. Your money never leaves your account.
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Try it — 30 seconds
Three choices. Then about a minute each morning.
Tap through the panel and watch the phone change. This is the real shape of the app, filled with example data.
Pick the whole market, one sector, or a combination
The Nikkei 225, split into its six sector groups. Choose as many as you like — Allocatorr treats each combination as a portfolio of its own.
More countries follow after Japan. Each market is calibrated on its own — nothing is translated by guesswork.
Set it to the risk you can live with
The same portfolio, run three ways. Every figure on the screen updates to match your choice.
Your stop, below what you pay
What you would put in
We never run a portfolio without a stop-loss. Every buy the app prints comes with a stop price attached.
Open it, read the orders, place them yourself
Exactly what to buy or sell for the next market open — in lots and shares, with the stop price for every buy. Often the answer is: nothing to do.
Allocatorr is broker-independent and connects to no brokerage. You place every order in your own account — or you place none at all.
The app itself
Every portfolio, its whole record, and this morning's orders.
The same application on a phone and on a laptop — nothing to install, nothing to configure. These are screens from the build now in final testing.
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The part nobody tells you
So you want to own shares — and beat the index. Four questions decide whether you will.
Most people answer them on hunches, tips and headlines. Afterwards they cannot tell whether the result was skill or luck.
Which shares?
Out of 225 names, which ones actually give you a shot at beating the index?
When in, when out?
The same share can be a fine buy and a terrible one. Only the timing differs.
Where does the stop go?
So that when the next crisis comes, it costs you a slice — never everything.
When do you change what you hold?
And which shares to replace, so your money stays where the potential is.
Why rules, a stop, and proof
Three things the research has been clear about for decades.
None of this is our opinion. These are published, independent studies — the ground the whole approach stands on.
Rules beat opinion
studies compared a simple statistical rule against a trained expert making the same call. The rules were about 10% more accurate on average — regardless of the task, the expert, or their years of experience.
Grove, Zald, Lebow, Snitz & Nelson (2000), Psychological Assessment 12(1), 19–30.
A stop-loss changes what a crash costs you
Across 87 years of US equity data, the worst month a momentum strategy ever suffered shrank from −65% to −23% with one crude 10% stop. Nearly all professionals use stops. Most individuals hold their losers far too long.
Han, Zhou & Zhu (2016), SSRN 2407199. Value-weighted momentum, US equities 1926–2013.
What survives honest validation is real
published predictors were re-measured out of sample. About a quarter of the edge vanished at once — the data-mining tax — and more went once the world knew. What remained was not zero.
McLean & Pontiff (2016), Journal of Finance 71(1), 5–32.
And the bar is randomness, not the index
In one well-known study, researchers took established strategies and deliberately turned them upside down. Both versions beat the benchmark — and the deliberately wrong ones beat it by more. Beating the index is not proof that a rule works. That is why every Allocatorr portfolio is measured against baskets picked at random, not only against the market.
Arnott, Hsu, Kalesnik & Tindall (2013), Journal of Portfolio Management 39(4), 91–105. Before transaction costs.
Where this leaves you
You have three choices.
Building a real edge alone means competing with billion-dollar funds, whole research teams and far better infrastructure. Even the best AI has not cracked markets — it is a superb researcher, not a forecaster.
Some private investors do well for a while. Most underestimate luck — which can be measured — and sooner or later give the profits back to the market.
Convenient, but your money is no longer under your control. Funds can fail, and history records plenty of fraud.
A proven algorithm does the analysis; you make the decision. Your shares stay in your own account, fully under your control. Nobody can touch your money but you.
What is never required
Everything you do not have to do.
Allocatorr is broker-independent and is connected to no brokerage service. You work with your own broker, and you place every order yourself.
No homework
No charts to read, no news to follow, no settings to tune, no maths to do.
No money to us
No transfers, no lock-up, no notice period. We never hold or touch your capital.
No obligation
You are never required to act on anything the app shows you.
Nothing to install
It runs in a browser — phone, tablet, PC or Mac. No app store, no updates to chase.
Be first through the door.
Launch is expected in Q4 2026, starting with Japan. Early access goes out to this list before anyone else.
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Proof, not promises
How a portfolio earns its place in the app.
Every market and every sector goes through the same sequence. A portfolio only reaches you if it clears every stage — and the moment it stops clearing them, it is pulled from the app. No exceptions, no appeals.
Against randomness
It has to beat baskets picked at random. If it cannot, it does not go on the shelf — however good the curve looks.
Against itself, inverted
We test deliberately unfavourable versions of our own rule. If those do just as well, what we found was the market — and it does not go on the shelf either.
Around the settings
A result that exists at one exact setting and nowhere near it is a coincidence with a good haircut.
Reproducible
The same code, the same prices and the same rule that produced the tested record also produce tonight's analysis.
Return and worst fall are always reported separately, never blended into one flattering number — and every figure in the app is a backtested simulation on historical data, not the result of actual trading.
Who is behind Allocatorr
Tomáš Nesnídal
Trader and algorithmic-trading specialist. Twenty-five years building systematic strategies with hedge funds, investors and traders across the US, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Founder of an algorithmic-trading academy teaching the methods this app is built on. Allocatorr began as an algorithm developed for a hedge fund — and was then rebuilt so that regular investors could afford it too.
“Tomas has been a professional trader for more than a decade, and I have had the privilege of monitoring his accounts in action since 2006. His systems are performing as some of the best I have ever monitored and executed.”Martin LembakSystems Trading Expert, MFRM, CAIA
“We have been tracking his trading systems for about 5 years and they generally show very robust, stable and above-average performance. Striker is pleased to work with someone like him — a real professional with deep knowledge of trading.”William GallwasPresident, Striker Securities, Inc.
Questions we get asked
Before you ask.
Which broker can I use Allocatorr with?
Any broker you already use, or want to use. Allocatorr provides the analysis, with clear entry and exit orders as its result. Which broker or bank you use — and whether you act on the analysis at all — is entirely up to you.
Does Allocatorr place trades automatically?
No. Allocatorr is not a trading bot and holds no connection to any brokerage. It provides analysis based on its internal, proven algorithm. The decision to place an order always stays with you.
Does Allocatorr use AI?
Yes and no. The algorithm was developed with the assistance of AI, and we run several AI agents to monitor it, keep improving it and keep proving its validity. But the idea itself came from decades of trading experience — and every suggestion you see is calculated by defined code, with no AI involved.
Which markets will be available?
Japan first — the Nikkei 225 as a whole market, its six sector groups, and combinations of them. Further countries follow. Every market is calibrated on its own, with local tickers, local company names, local lot sizes and local currency.
Which devices does it work on?
Allocatorr is a web application and runs on any device with a browser — phone, tablet, PC, Mac or desktop. Nothing to install, no app store, no updates to chase.
How much of my time does it take?
You choose a portfolio and your risk setting once, at the start. After that it is about a minute on a trading day: open the app, read what it says for the next open, and decide. Often the answer is that there is nothing to do.
Allocatorr is in the final stage of testing.
Launch is expected in Q4 2026, Japan first. Leave your address and we will write to you once — the day it opens.
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