I was able to import but still need to know:
how many stocks per portfolio are allowed
how can I print out the list with items, such as, closing price, change, % change, div yield, etc.
thanks
roger
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Adriana_F
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I was able to import but still need to know:
how many stocks per portfolio are allowed
how can I print out the list with items, such as, closing price, change, % change, div yield, etc.
thanks
roger
I have the same question. I hope its longer than until Oct 30th.
Adriana,
One simple question. Can you confirm how long the direct link to the old portfolio manager will still be available?
I still keep getting a message saying problem migrating my watchlist.. What now
Well, based on the small(relatively small) number of complaints about PM, I'm thinking MSN isn't going to do anything to help us. I'm glad someone here told us about Morningstar.com. Whoever that was, may the force be with YOU. I have ceased to use MSN for news, financial stories, etc. Time to move on to bigger and better websites.