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Anonymous

25 Nov 2019

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General Investing

How to keep track of your stock portfolio?

How do you track your investment portfolio; the processing fee of buying and selling, the dividends you get along the way, the average price of the shares? Is there an application that can help you keep track or is excel spreadsheet the only solution now?

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Gabriel Tham

20 Mar 2019

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

by far one of the best at a free to low cost.

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TUBInvesting

20 Mar 2019

Finance at Singapore Management University

I use an excel spreadsheet and track it diligently. But I believe there are many portfolio creator out there to allow you to track your average prices.

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