Stock Portfolio Tracker

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I'm trying to find a simple program for tracking the sale and purchase of
stocks. It doesn't have to update the prices or access the internet in any
way, just records dates, shares and prices in an easy-to-read way.

I'm currently using StockVue, which used to keep the records, update the
prices everyday, etc. However, most of the features are now discontinued
and it seems silly to keep such a large program just to keep a few records.

I've tried searching on Google and elsewhere, but I always end up with
shareware or dead links. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
 
fc42 said:
I'm trying to find a simple program for tracking the sale and
purchase of stocks. It doesn't have to update the prices or access
the internet in any way, just records dates, shares and prices in
an easy-to-read way.
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Spreadsheet. Any.

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I'm trying to find a simple program for tracking the sale and purchase
of stocks. It doesn't have to update the prices or access the
internet in any way, just records dates, shares and prices in an
easy-to-read way.

I'm currently using StockVue, which used to keep the records, update
the prices everyday, etc. However, most of the features are now
discontinued and it seems silly to keep such a large program just to
keep a few records.

I've tried searching on Google and elsewhere, but I always end up with
shareware or dead links. Any recommendations would be greatly
appreciated. Thank you.
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Netstock:

http://www.splitcycle.com

The best in the business. Has ads but they can be turned off. Been
using this for several years, the author is always on top of any issues.
 
Does it by any chance calculate gains/loss when you sell?
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There's a stock Portfolio Tracker on Yahoo. It's free, online, and
calculates gains/loss when you sell. Updates every few minutes, slight
delay from reality but if you're not paying, what do you expect. Also takes
into account Dividends and says when they come out. Finally, charts going
back 5 years so you can see what your chosen stocks have been doing.

Hope this might be what you're looking for.

Flying Pig
 
Flying said:
There's a stock Portfolio Tracker on Yahoo. It's free, online, and
calculates gains/loss when you sell. Updates every few minutes, slight
delay from reality but if you're not paying, what do you expect. Also takes
into account Dividends and says when they come out. Finally, charts going
back 5 years so you can see what your chosen stocks have been doing.

Hope this might be what you're looking for.

Flying Pig
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Also--you can set it up to notify your cell phone when watched stocks
move a certain percentage or number of points (for people (like me) who
don't have time to watch their pitiful portfolio--this is a great tool).
Brian
 
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