You could own Apple through six different ETFs. A single stock is 21% of your wealth without you knowing. Exposure X-Ray shows you every underlying holding, across every account.
You own VOO and QQQ. Most of QQQ is already in VOO.
You own the Mag 7 three times over. That’s concentration, not diversification.
401(k) here. IRA there. Taxable somewhere else. Each brokerage shows their slice.
Your Fidelity target-date holds the same tech you own directly at Schwab.
Markets move. Funds rebalance. You trade.
No spreadsheets. No quarterly reviews. NVDA surges 8% in a week — and it’s 18% of your portfolio before you notice.
If any of these sound familiar, you need to see what you actually own.
VOO for S&P 500. VTI for total market. QQQ for tech. Plus a 401(k) target-date fund. Different funds, different purposes. Diversified, right?
All four hold the same mega-cap tech — Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta. You could be 30–40% tech without knowing.
VOO and VTI share 500 stocks. You’re exposed to the same companies twice. See the overlap. Decide what to cut.
Different brokerages have different funds that track the same thing. FXAIX with Fidelity and VOO with Vanguard? QQQ with your E*Trade account and SCHG in Schwab?
Fidelity target-date 2050: 30% tech. Vanguard total market: 28% tech. Your Schwab stocks? Already your largest holdings through your funds. You’re more concentrated than any account suggests.
Each brokerage has its own fund to help you track the same basket of stocks. FXAIX and VOO are both tracking the S&P 500. This means you’re just paying multiple fees across different brokerages for the same exposure.
Your advisor manages $800K. Solid portfolio, mostly index funds. But they don’t manage your 401(k) ($400K), old IRA ($200K), or spouse’s accounts ($300K).
They’re optimizing on 40% of your assets. Their recommendations might create concentrations with your other accounts. Not their fault — incomplete information.
Everything. Your advisor’s conservative allocation plus your aggressive 401(k) might be riskier than intended. Share your X-Ray so you can have a better-informed conversation.
Talk with our founder to make sure Mezzi is right for you. We’ll walk through your situation and show you what Exposure X-Ray can find in your portfolio.
Link your accounts through Plaid, Finicity, or SnapTrade.
Exposure X-Ray analyzes your portfolio and shows you what opportunities exist right now.
Here’s what surprised me most: I discovered individual stock exposure I didn’t even know I had. Turns out my “diversified” ETF portfolio had significant overlap, with some companies appearing across multiple funds.
The hidden concentration is such a good feature. Particularly for those in tech who already hold a significant amount of company stock. They often forget those same holdings make up a large % of the index funds they own.
Exposure X-Ray uses institutional-grade analysis — the kind normally reserved for the wealthiest clients.
They don’t have tools that analyze every holding across all accounts.
Even sophisticated DIY investors can’t calculate this manually. Too many moving parts.
The next market correction will reveal whether you’re diversified or concentrated. Better to find out now.
You'll never be prioritized based on net worth. There's no scheduling or wait times. You'll never hear "I have a hard stop" or "remind me about that again." With Mezzi, it's all, and only, about you.
