It will display your default portfolio but if you have more than one, it hangs when you try to switch to a different portfolio and eventually gives a 504 error. As Linton says, they are pretty unreliable but seem to have got worse lately. I haven't been able to display the annual performance graph for months.
It was out for a few days recently, then came back with my ISA portfolio but with the wrong prices, ITs shown in GBP instead of the ususal GBX which mucks up my spreadsheet copy and paste (only funds should be in £).
This has happened on a few occasions in the past and usually corrected itself within a few days back to correct display. I also can't get to the GIA or other halfs portfolio. Not browser dependent, so they either have a glitch or backup server update problem or similar.
I like Morningstar because by 9 in the evening they actually have the correct closing prices for world and USA ITs and funds, whereas Trustnet and ii are always a day behind. LSE does the ITs even sooner but naturaly has no funds.
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Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone
Both Morningstar and Trustnet seem pretty unreliable.
This has happened on a few occasions in the past and usually corrected itself within a few days back to correct display. I also can't get to the GIA or other halfs portfolio. Not browser dependent, so they either have a glitch or backup server update problem or similar.
I like Morningstar because by 9 in the evening they actually have the correct closing prices for world and USA ITs and funds, whereas Trustnet and ii are always a day behind. LSE does the ITs even sooner but naturaly has no funds.