That's crazy these days! Surely people want to try it out first.
I trialled Stator and found the Capital Gains didn't suit me. There's no way I'd spend nearly $400 without a demo first. Would you?
Cheers SB
bullmarket
19th-February-2006, 07:31 PM
Hi and welcome Sir Burr :)
I'm sorry I can't help at all with 3rd party porfolio managing software but I usually suggest to those asking a similar question to you to maybe consider setting up their own spreadsheet to monitor their portfolio if they know how to use at least the basics of a spreadsheet or if they have someone to introduce them to the basics.
I use Excel spreadsheets to do my fundamental analysis and portfolio monitoring with tables, charts etc. I've also set up our household budget spreadsheet, but mrs bullmarket looks after that one :rolleyes:
Where possible I suggest using a spreadsheet to customise your own portfolio manager with optional charts etc etc rather than be forced to do whatever a 3rd party software package wants you to do.
But best wishes in finding a 3rd party software package if you go down that path.
cheers
bullmarket :)
Sir Burr
19th-February-2006, 07:42 PM
Thanks bullmarket,
I've actually setup an Excel spreadsheet to do my stuff but I'm always on the lookout to see if there is something better I could use. Haven't found it as yet!
I saw this Aussie made "EzyPortfolio Manager" and thought I'd have a look but seems like I can't without buying it. Bummer :dunno:
