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Comparing yourself to others isn’t always healthy. For example, you’ll be happier if you’re grateful for the things you have instead of envying the things your friends have. But in some situations, such as analyzing your investment portfolio, comparisons are useful. I’m not talking about comparing how much you’ve invested, rather comparing how your investment choices are performing compared to your peers. For decades, we’ve all used popular indices – the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the S&P 500 – as benchmarks to judge whether our own investments have performed better or worse than average. DRAFT is a new app that may provide you with more – and potentially more useful – ways to see how your investments stack up. DRAFT recently demoed their product at Finovate,