I am looking for a site or some tools to track my investment portfolio, I add to my investments every month and it is tricky to track how things are going, dividend payments etc…
What do you use?
p.s most I find tend to be for US stocks and my portfolio is mainly UK listed companies
Nine dots in the main menu, then click on Portfolio, then you can add. It is a bit unintuitive when you do it for the first time, but then you get used to
The app’s target market is, of course, the US but for tracking they support most of the US and UK securities. Everything I invested in so far was on WeBull as well.
They’ve got a good way to input transactions manually, but still don’t support many UK funds.
I think my major beef with most tools is the limited number of investments they support. A significant proportion of my portfolio is in OEIC / unit trusts, which aren’t exchange-traded, so can’t really use any exchange APIs for them. None of the tools I’ve seen is perfect, and even less so for the passive investment crowd.
I’m curious to know what the people here expect from such a tool?
All my dividends are shown incorrectly on Webull.
For example CTY should be GBP 0.0475 but on Webull is GBP 0.000475. It’s the same with all my dividends.
Are you having the same problem ?
@Richard It’s in GBX. Effectively GBP in pennies. Really annoys me having to move a few decimals…sometimes its really confusing! Don’t know another exchange that does it
It doesn’t make sense to me. CTY should be 004.75p or £0.0475 ? Shown as 0.000475 so useless for portfolio performance ?
It’s probably me not understanding
You have me really puzzled now This seems correct. It seems some sort of GBX/GBP mix-up. Sorry I can’t help more I don’t use GBX and refuse to haha. Hopefully someone can chime in here and help you, perhaps a user of this portfolio tracker.
Just logged into Webull on desktop and City is valued in pence ie 420.00p and dividend have been recorded as pounds ie £0.0475 but it’s actually pence and then shows as 0.000475 in portfolio. It’s strange that depending how you view it can be pounds or pence stock values. Totally useless for real portfolio return unfortunately.
However Vlad is a Guru and I bet he’s not having the problems I am