Stock Portfolio Tracking App / Web Site?

SupaMonkey

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Hey Guys,
Was wondering what you all use to get reports on your stocks and such?
I'm using Easy Equities for a TFSA account and so have a few ETF's that pay out dividends every now and then.
EE and Google Finance can show me a global picture of my profits/loss per ETF on a daily or global scope, but neither do it very well.
I'd like to know, for example:
Stock ABC
Cost me X
Valued now at Y
Has paid out Z in dividends
Total Profit / Loss = W
 
Huh? Google Finance gives you all of that.

Stock ABC = obviously in the Name column.
Cost me X = Cost Basis column
Value Now = Mkt Value column

Dividends are shown on the main screen of each stock historically outside of your portfolio. But if you want it specific to your portfolio you can view it under Transactions.

I agree it's a little bit messy as it pays it into your "cash" but that's exactly what happens with Easy Equities anyway.

Total Profit = Overall Return Column
 
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Ha! Right, Never even saw the Cash aspect to it.
As you say though, rather 'dirty' and would be nice to have some better data layouts and/or graphs.
 
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