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Anonymous

14 Sep 2021

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I’m currently using Yahoo Finance to monitor my stock and crypto portfolio with live prices. But I’m unable to add option positions to my Yahoo Finance portfolio. Are there any other apps to do so?

Looking for alternative apps to do the above for options positions as well.

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Chris

14 Sep 2021

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Options prices tend to be hard to get live since usually it's a paid service to get price feed from the exchanges. Your best bet is probably your own broker. IBKR gives this for US1.50 a month (waived with sufficient comms incurred). TDA gives it for free (as long as you have at least USD500 in your account).

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