I love the idea of a website that is an alternative to the financial advisor. I don't need help with legacy planning. What I need is a disciplined approach that I can actually execute in my ira accounts. Financial advisors underperform, and even more so after net of fees. Currently, i use etfscreen.com for ranking different groups of broadly based etfs (style/cap, dividend growth, international, active vanguard, factor). I aim for diversification, nothing granular, selecting positions either above 75 percentile rank, or those that I see moving up in rotation. For international and small caps i have mutual funds along with etfs. Rebalancing is never done, except in an account dedicated to a few balanced mutual funds and world mutual funds where i presume it is done within each of the mutual funds.  Generally, it is hit and miss for  buys and sells. My five year return is about 10% and volatility is fairly high. Exposure to value and international has kept me from having a higher return. Currently, my style/cap box is lower right of the large cap blend box which leans slightly toward growth and mid/small caps.

I would like to find strategy models here that I can easily follow..but am i expecting too much? I would actually need to see my choices with a simple explanation of the underlying rules, performance chart over time, and a means to get alerts for buys/sells. If this website is mostly educational oriented whereby I need to set up spread sheets on my own, I don't have the necessary skills or temperament. 

At this point, I'm not doing so well with navigating the website. Maybe it's because I have the wrong expectations.