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27 Mar 2020

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Any good apps or websites to manage stock portfolio as well as have access to stock data for at least 10 years or so?

I'm looking of a good app/website that helps to manage the stock portfolio and shows upcoming dividend payments, as well as being able to have access to most stock data with comprehensive technical and fundamental analysis. I don’t mind paying a small premium. Any recommendations?

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Dan

27 Mar 2020

Take a look at StocksCafe. I enjoy it for the pass 3-4yrs. You can try it for free before committing to have the full suite. It meet your need of

-manage the stock portfolio

-shows upcoming dividend payments

-access to most stock data with comprehensive technical and fundamental analysis.

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Zachary Teo

27 Mar 2020

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You can take a look at StocksCafe. They offer pretty good pricing for $4.9SGD per month to do the above. Downside will be that it is relatively a small company, by the founder alone (according to the website).

I saw this review online and it's really comprehensive: https://betterspider.com/stockscafe-review/

Hence, the reliability of it may not be able to sustain for 10 years.

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Frankie Rappaport

26 Mar 2020

Bigcharts...

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