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How is the Impact Score of My Stocks Calculated?

See how the stocks you own directly affect your Impact Score — not including ETFs or mutual funds.

Written by Wes W
Updated over 12 months ago

📈 The Overall Stocks Impact Score reflects only the stocks you own directly — not the ones inside ETFs or mutual funds.

It’s calculated the same way: by weighting each stock’s Impact Score by how much of it you own.

🔍 Formula:
(Stock A Score × % in Portfolio) + (Stock B Score × % in Portfolio) + …


Example:

  • $9,000 in Stock A (Score = 20)

  • $1,000 in Stock B (Score = 80)
    ➡️ Score = (20 × 0.9) + (80 × 0.1) = 26

So your bigger stock positions have more say in your total stock score!



Questions about your holdings or scores? Reach out — we’re always here to help. 🇺🇸

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