Here's a work-around that MSN may not leave available for long. Just type in moneycentral.msn.com/stock_portfolio in your browser's address bar. Takes you directly to the old site. I guess it would be wise to print or write out all your data just in case the answer to the import issue is to enter everything in again, one by one.
How do I get to my Portfolio in the new MSN Money format?
I can't locate my Portfolio in the new MSN Money Investments format - where is it?
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Anonymous
2014-10-02T11:59:34+00:00 Ditto - can no longer see my stocks/bonds. Tried to migrate several times w/o any success. I see no fix out there in any of the "HELP" areas. Is there no fix and I will need to rekey every f**king listing I have? I think I need to go elsewhere with my web page besides MSN if there is no fix.
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Anonymous
2014-10-02T11:44:41+00:00 Adriana, the retry you suggest doesn't work. The only folks who can possible have any success will be those who have only a single portfolio set up. If you have 2 or more (I have 6), only the 1st can be migrated.
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Anonymous
2014-10-02T01:00:03+00:00 Hello everyone,
Please try the steps found here: Migrating my watchlist
Thanks,
Adriana
I've gone through this several times. Only two out of five categories of investments transfer over. I've even deleted closed accounts, but still can't get everything to migrate over. I'm hoping MSN comes up with a solution or, better yet, just leave MSN Portfolio Manager available.
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Anonymous
2014-10-01T22:08:46+00:00 Adriana,
I'm sure this has been a long day for you!
The short-cut that "Craig" had mentioned still works for me at 5:50PM Eastern Time.
I realize that MSFT could have shut down that alternate method of getting to the "Old" Portfolio Manager and (on behalf of the other users) I really appreciate having the chance to use the original system, which has worked wonderfully for so many users.
If it's possible, I think MSFT would be well served by keeping this alternate method of accessing Portfolio Manager in operation. It is easy for me to be sarcastic in our comments on this thread/community. What it really is is a intense frustration that things get changed for no apparent good reason.... especially when so many people are happy with the traditional system. I know the engineers at MSFT have the capability to run both systems at the same time.
The comments of others who are in real panic because they cannot access the date and prices of many, many trades over the years should be reason enough to keep the alternate method of access in operation.
Please use your influence (and tact) with your bosses and supervisors to put forward our 'case'.
Thanks for your previous advice on various links and methods to the users in this community. We appreciate your help and hope MSFT understands our frustration.