København Tidende analyzes market data continuously and translates patterns into concrete, documented recommendations. No commission, no custodial fee — you keep 100% of your result.
Illustrative example of interface structure — not a guarantee of returns.
Most platforms take a share of your profit via brokerage, custodian fees or hidden spreads. København Tidende is built without these layers. Our business model is independent of how often you trade, removing the incentive to recommend unnecessary activity.
The models are continuously updated on the basis of new market data. The result is a decision support that responds to changes in real time rather than at fixed intervals.
Models identify patterns in historical and current data sets to estimate likely outcomes.
Each recommendation is accompanied by a risk score based on volatility, correlation and exposure.
Data collection is continuous, so recommendations reflect the latest market conditions.
The system handles both smaller portfolios and larger capital volumes without changing the logic.
Market data, key figures and volatility indices are gathered from several sources.
Data is processed through predictive models and risk filters.
A concrete, time-stamped recommendation is generated with justification.
Positions are continuously monitored and recommendations are adjusted when conditions change.
Below is a description of how the system is used in three common situations for an investor who wants to diversify his portfolio.
The system assesses the current composition of a portfolio and points to sectors or asset classes with low inter-correlation. The aim is to reduce overall exposure to a single risk factor.
Each individual position is assigned a risk score based on volatility and liquidity. The score is updated as market conditions change, so the rating is not static.
The system monitors movements in relevant markets and marks deviations that may affect existing positions. The user receives a recommendation, not an automatic action.
The table below shows the basic difference between a typical fee-based platform and København Tidende's model.
| Item | Typical platform | København Tidende |
|---|---|---|
| Brokerage per trade | Variable, often 0.1–0.5% | DKK 0 |
| Custody fee | Fixed annual amount | DKK 0 |
| Advisory fee | Often commission-based | Not used |
| Share of profit you keep | Reduced by fees | 100% |
Each recommendation is saved with a time stamp, the data points used and the underlying risk assessment. It makes it possible to review why a given recommendation was generated, instead of dealing with a black box.
Data is encrypted during transfer and storage. Access to account information is limited and logged internally.
Answers to the technical questions we most often encounter from users looking to diversify their portfolios.
Recommendations are generated by models that process market data, volatility and correlation between assets. Each recommendation is accompanied by a brief rationale and a risk score.
No commission, custody fee or advisory fee is charged. The business model is not dependent on trading volume, which removes the incentive to propose unnecessary transactions.
The model analyzes correlation between existing positions and points to asset classes or sectors that can reduce overall risk exposure, without prescribing a specific allocation.
Yes. Each recommendation is logged with the data points used and the risk assessment, so that the decision basis can be reviewed afterwards.
No. Recommendations are decision support based on available data and historical patterns. They do not constitute a guarantee of future results.
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