What the calculator produces
After an investment amount is entered, the application applies normalized weights to estimate an allocated amount per stock. It then looks for a valid price field and calculates a whole-share estimate.
This is a portfolio-planning output, not an execution engine. It is built to help investors translate index-inspired allocations into a more practical stock-by-stock view.
Why normalization is part of the workflow
Investors often track only a subset of index constituents. Without normalization, excluded stocks would still consume part of the total weight and the remaining basket would not receive a coherent 100 percent allocation base.