1. A computer-implemented analysis method comprising: generating, with a computer processor, a graphical representation of income inflow and outflow activity occurring within a group of one or more asset objects selected in association with one or more client asset accounts for a predetermined time period; generating, with the computer processor, a calculation of estimated future income for a future period associated with the predetermined time period; displaying, with the computer processor, the estimated future income value expected for the client asset accounts for the future period of the predetermined time period; and displaying, with the computer processor, a multi-segmented graphical display comprising: a first segment having a dimension proportioned to visually illustrate actual income outflow value from the selected accounts for the predetermined time period; a second segment having a dimension proportioned to visually illustrate actual income inflow value into the selected accounts for the predetermined time period; and a third segment having a dimension proportioned to visually illustrate estimated future income value for the selected accounts for the future period of the predetermined time period, wherein displaying the multi-segmented graphical display further comprises aligning the first and second segments such that the segment visually illustrating the greater income value of the two segments extends beyond the other segment for a distance proportional to the difference between the actual income outflow value from the selected accounts and the actual income inflow value into the selected accounts, and wherein displaying the multi-segmented graphical display further comprises aligning the second and third segments wherein the second and third segments combine and extend for a distance proportional to the sum of the actual income inflow value into the selected accounts and the estimated future income value for the selected accounts for the future period.