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Tool to analyse overlaps
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I subscribed for a 2 months recently so don't know if I can get another free trial. Maybe, if I use a different email address.choochootrain wrote: »So just use the free trial and telephone them to cancel before the 14 days are up. I think you can get a free trial once every 6 months.0 -
I guess the overlap doesn't have a material effect on the portfolio.Thrugelmir wrote: »Even with the overlap. How much do actually have invested in a single share? Is it enough to have a material impact on the portfolio. With multiple holdings you've created little more than a form of tracker. Might as well hold some global funds and let the fund managers decide asset allocation. Retaining 20% to play with where you can invest in for specialist funds and individual shares.
I was hoping to find way of analysing the portfolio by region, fees, type of investment, etc. Morningstar will do all this but I was hoping there might be some software to do similar analyses for a 1-off cost.0
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