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hey rono - long time have not seen your post. What are your thoughts about gold and PM, time to buy more? sometimes schwab give good perspectives about different stocks on research screen [you can sign up for a free account]. We do use google.com/finance and morningstar
Just click on the category you seek details on and a list of funds will apear by performance (which can be sorted). If you want to look at the fund's Morningstar report just click on the fund you wish to view.
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when screening funds - and you can enter criteria. which may result in several hundred funds based on your search criteria.
do you prefer a huge page that may return 100's of funds in the results, or do you like pagination where you can view 20 funds at a time and click next page or page number to show more of the results.
David- since Accipiter is looking for a decent amount of feedback (and rightfully so) before jumping into a lot of work, perhaps you could post a "Notice" for a week or so to give the issue fair exposure?
@Accipiter : I think I would prefer to get all the result unless doing so will be too time consuming and too much load on the site. Assuming all the results obtained I would like to be able to sort on columns or be able to filter down on thise results by refining query or entering a sub-query on results. This can go several levels deep.
Actually one other feature would be extremely useful: once the funds are screened add the selected ones to a Cart and at checkout (or whatever you would call) display the selected properties /details of those funds in a report page.
Hope you're doing well. I'm great. I am still slowly adding to my pm's but slowly. That said, I doubt we'll see any explosive breakout upward. It seems to be trapped in a trading range which militates against any major moves. I see it as a wealth allocation device that is neither securities, nor real estate. This would put an allocation percentage in the 5-10% range.
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sometimes schwab give good perspectives about different stocks on research screen [you can sign up for a free account]. We do use google.com/finance and morningstar
Below is a link to a site that I have been using ...
http://money.msn.com/investing/top-funds.aspx
You can click on the fund's ticker to view its report.
and, another ...
http://news.morningstar.com/fund-category-returns/
Just click on the category you seek details on and a list of funds will apear by performance (which can be sorted). If you want to look at the fund's Morningstar report just click on the fund you wish to view.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Old_Skeet
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I like and use this site as it allows you to rank ETFs and OEFs simultaneously:
http://funds.us.reuters.com/US/screener/screener.asp?reset=1
Kevin
when screening funds - and you can enter criteria. which may result in several hundred funds based on your search criteria.
do you prefer a huge page that may return 100's of funds in the results, or do you like pagination where you can view 20 funds at a time and click next page or page number to show more of the results.
feedback (by a large number of readers of the forum) to the question could lead to something. - a useful program perhaps.
no feedback could lead to nothing
but a fair and balanced question, maybe
Fairly imbalanced,
David
ah I thought you meant my question was failrly imbalanced. But I see it was your signoff.
edited above.
Just a thought- OJ
Actually one other feature would be extremely useful: once the funds are screened add the selected ones to a Cart and at checkout (or whatever you would call) display the selected properties /details of those funds in a report page.
Definitely not 100's of funds on one page, but it would be nice if there is a way to export the results to a spreadsheet.
Hi johnN,
Hope you're doing well. I'm great. I am still slowly adding to my pm's but slowly. That said, I doubt we'll see any explosive breakout upward. It seems to be trapped in a trading range which militates against any major moves. I see it as a wealth allocation device that is neither securities, nor real estate. This would put an allocation percentage in the 5-10% range.
peace,
rono
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