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Is there applications to download the values of your funds each day to your computer?

edited January 2012 in Off-Topic
I want to keep a log of how my funds are doing compared to watch lists of funds. Now I do it manually and it it is tme consuming.
Can I do it electronically on my computer and follow ing YTD, 1mo, 3mo 6mo 1 yr 3yr?
Prinx

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  • If you don't want to buy an application - of which there are probably billions of them if you google search.

    the low cost way.
    I assume you use a spreadsheet - you use a macro

    or you could use something like this and link the cell to your portfolio NAV prices. That's what I do.
    this will load it into a spreadsheet
    http://finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=MACSX+MAPIX+OAKBX&f=snd1l1p2

    this will load it into a word processor
    http://finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.txt?s=MACSX+MAPIX+OAKBX&f=snd1l1p2
  • edited January 2012
    Also cheap and dirty: Set up a Google homepage with a portfolio widget/window (you set up the window with your own list of symbols that you want to follow), and when this is updated daily just swipe your mouse over it to select all the data, then copy and paste to a spreadsheet.

    I've got a nifty little macro set up in the spreadsheet to send all the data to the right places. Been working great for many years.
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