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Manage all of your investment accounts in one place.

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• Get started quickly by importing from brokerages, or QIF, OFX and CSV files, or enter your data manually.
• Analyse gains & losses and performance
• Compare your investments to a benchmark
• Group portfolios together, categorize your investments and run reports

Organize Stock Watchlists

Facilitate your investment research with watchlists.

• Efficiently track 100s of securities
• Real-time data available for some exchanges
• Don't miss important activity using the built-in stock alerts

View Stock Charts

Get perspective with built-in, historical stock price charts.

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• End-of-day and 1 & 5 day intra-day charts
• 14 technical indicators
• 6 chart styles, pan and more
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• Buys, sells, dividends, splits on the chart
• Use comparison charting for improved analysis

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