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I think everyone is overthinking their tools, just use spreadsheet, then you can get exactly what you want not what someone else thinks you want0
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Another vote for Trustnet - always worked well for me.0
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capital0ne wrote: »I think everyone is overthinking their tools, just use spreadsheet, then you can get exactly what you want not what someone else thinks you want
I don't see how my own spreadsheet can provide the sort of data and analysis I can find somewhere like Trustnet.I am one of the Dogs of the Index.0 -
capital0ne wrote: »I think everyone is overthinking their tools, just use spreadsheet, then you can get exactly what you want not what someone else thinks you want
Depends what we mean by "analysis".
A spreadsheet is good for logging data, summarising holdings and historical buy-sell info, but not for digging into how your portfolio is made up by country, region, industry, asset class, and so on -- and how it all compares with the sector at large."I don't mind if a chap talks rot. But I really must draw the line at utter rot." - PG Wodehouse0
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