What's the best computer program for viewing my portfolio

>>1937778

Bloomberg Terminal

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>>1937778

You can also try out these

>>1937778

Depending on how technically affine you are, you could also use something like

https://www.quantopian.com/
https://github.com/quantopian/zipline
https://www.quantconnect.com/
https://www.quantconnect.com/lean/
https://algotradingindia.blogspot.de/2012/05/open-source-trading-platforms-list.html
https://github.com/expresspotato/autoStock
https://github.com/melphi/algobox
http://www.modulusfe.com/products/

Nicole Aniston hnnnngggg

>>1937778
Why didn't you ask about a portofolio of cryptocoins? That's where an up to date program is needed. (for a phone)

>>1937966
That's not Nicole Aniston.

>>1937966
It's Brandi Love.

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>>1937966
For comparison.

>>1937778
>I'm talking about a desktop program, not a website.

I tried several, but found I was actually happier with Mint or Fidelity's FullView. Despite what you asked for ;)

>>1938336
>cryptoshills in every thread
Honestly Chinese-m00t should just be make a /crypt/ board to get rid of you

>>1938454
Thanks I'll give it a try

>>1937812
>>1937802
>>1937801
These are all great thanks


>>1937778
Also forgot to mention that price is a factor. I'd essentially like either a free product or something that costs next to nothing (from what I've seen that might not exist)

I'm only a beginner and Bloomberg Terminal is too much

>>1937778

For my phone I use stock spy.