Do you support canadian stocks? Only my american stock got imported when doing a CSV import.

You asked how I founf you - surfing the nest with a query essentially seeking a fast and free portfolio tracker.

Hi, I'm getting an invalid symbol for the inverse Vix, symbol VXX. Anyway of gettting around that???

Hi , col site ! Im getting a invalid symbol for CGA http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=CGA

Hi Furious: Just wanted to know if your plans include a report that gives a summary of all the portfolios for an investor? Also will it include a breakdown... more...Hi Furious:

Just wanted to know if your plans include a report that gives a summary of all the portfolios for an investor? Also will it include a breakdown of industry groups etc. less...

how do I import my info?

I found this site yesterday.. love it.. but cannot access it today.. why??

found you through google I believe. I'm not sure if this is what I was looking for though. I'm looking to add an area onto my site that will easily flow... more...found you through google I believe. I'm not sure if this is what I was looking for though. I'm looking to add an area onto my site that will easily flow with my design at http://www.stocksandstocks.com in which it will show the current positions as well as closed positions in another area. I want them to be shown in order of entrance. With columns of stock symbol, price, percent change, entry price, and percent gain in table form with the values changing as price of stock changes. If you know what I'm trying to do could you help me out or email me at the email you used to contact me? less...

Found you through Google. Love the interface. Was wondering if you could add ishares S&P India Nifty Index fund (NASDAQ:INDY)? Thx.

It seems that you use Google Stocks to track performance, but you don't have access to all the securities listed and tracked by Google. Could you add AONE... more...It seems that you use Google Stocks to track performance, but you don't have access to all the securities listed and tracked by Google. Could you add AONE and LTBR to the database please? I know LTBR is a very small stock, but AONE is a relatively large company worth over $1 billion and traded on the NASDAQ.

Incredible site btw. less...

Furious, Have you done any load testing on www.stockalicious.com? Just curious if you know how many users the site can support without performance issues. more...Furious, Have you done any load testing on http://www.stockalicious.com? Just curious if you know how many users the site can support without performance issues. less...

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Hi, this is a great software you guys have created - I have been looking for something like this for a long time. I have a few questions: 1) when can you... more...Hi, this is a great software you guys have created - I have been looking for something like this for a long time. I have a few questions: 1) when can you guys incorporate a more complete list of ETFs (I am currently invested in CYB and PPLT which your system does not recognize) and potentially pinksheets (I have a large stake in GGWPQ which is currently in bankruptcy)? Both of these show up fine in Google finance and are fully quotable; judging by the look of your portfolio charting system it seems some of this software is driven by Google Finance, so I was surprised these tickers were not recognized. 2) Is there a way for you guys to consider adding more portfolio analysis functionalities? I like what you have going on with the maximum drawdown and Sharpe ratio and such, but metrics such as VaR (user-enabled percentage settings), industry distribution, asset class breakdowns, etc. will all be infinitely more useful to users and will definitely help this site grow.
Thank you and please let me know if there's anything I can do to help - I am a senior college student, have been investing for a long time, and will be joining an investment bank in the summer and am a big fan of this project you guys have going on. Thanks!

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how do I compare performance of my portfolio vs. the market - it seems to be "stuck" at the purchase date.