share portfolio software?

ckui

Hi,

I've recently started trading shares with Hoodles Brennan (http://www.hoodlessbrennan.com/) but their portfolio tracker isnt great, can anyone recommend a good portfolio tracker web based or else?

Cheers

cheerfulcat

Marketwatch has a decent free one, as does ADVFN. If you are willing to pay a monthly sub then Sharescope is excellent. Investorease is cheaper and not bad.

benood

I use trustnet and it works pretty well, I used digital look for a while but never really liked it.

mutley74

ckui wrote: »

Hi,

I've recently started trading shares with Hoodles Brennan (http://www.hoodlessbrennan.com/) but their portfolio tracker isnt great, can anyone recommend a good portfolio tracker web based or else?

Cheers

Hi i wanted to open a Maxi Isa with Hoodless next tax year, but please can you explain what you mean by "portfolio tracker "?? Do you refer to the summary of the stocks on screen with live prices or their current charting and data system?

corngoat

Hi
I use https://www.moneyam.com - works for me - good lucK!
:beer:

jackthelad_2

http://www.moneyextra.com
You can include shares; funds and cash:D

ckui

cheers for all the links, i've given a few a go, trying yahoo at the mo. http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/ - good so far and has streaming quotes free.

alevicki

Obviously you need a Yahoo! ID for http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/

Assuming you don't have a Yahoo! ID, the same service is available on Google Finance (needs a Google account):
http://finance.google.co.uk/finance - Click on "Portfolios"

MSN Money UK (needs Internet Explorer & a Live ID):
http://money.uk.msn.com/investing/ - click on "My Portfolio"

AOL Money (needs AOL screen name):
http://finance.aol.co.uk/aol_eu/depot_portfolio.htn

JCB2020

I use: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/
to track my shares and funds.
Click on power portfolio on left hand menu bar.

Need to register with an email address.

Lansdowne

Another vote for
http://www.trustnet.com/
click on "Portfolio"

Blah99

cheerfulcat wrote: »

Marketwatch has a decent free one, as does ADVFN. If you are willing to pay a monthly sub then Sharescope is excellent. Investorease is cheaper and not bad.

I never got on with ADVFN. I use the site for streaming prices, but I had terrible trouble with their portfolio manager. For some unknown reason it wasn't accurately reflecting the value of my portfolio despite me spending a lot of time making sure everything was right.