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Zhi Soon

17 Apr 2020

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General Investing

How can one track the investment portfolios? Are there any apps that can do the calculation (gain/loss, dividend, re-invested dividend, etc)?

Thanks in advance (not sure this has been asked before).

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Zachary Teo

17 Apr 2020

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Hey Zhi Soon!

I uses Bloomberg to track my portfolio. StockCafe is good too as they will send you a end of day report to let you know the increase and decrease for your portfolio.

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Sudhan

17 Apr 2020

Hi Zhi Soon, StocksCafe is one way to track your investment portfolio.

Another way is to use your brokers' portfolio tracking tool. I use DBS Vickers and they have a good basic portfolio tracker.

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Dan

16 Apr 2020

Try out the free version of https://stocks.cafe/. If you find it mee your ne...

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