Hi Adriana,
I find that I can now add money market funds to my watchlists. Thank you and the team for that. Is there any way to get a total value for all of the watchlists combined?
Thanks, Bob
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Adriana_F
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Hi Adriana,
I find that I can now add money market funds to my watchlists. Thank you and the team for that. Is there any way to get a total value for all of the watchlists combined?
Thanks, Bob
I agree, we do need to get the OLD PM back or at a minimum the new Watchlist should provide the functionality. I have used PM since 2000 and if is gone then I may not even visit MSN. The same apllies to StockScouter. I am surprised someone at Microsoft took the decision to remove functionality without checking on its usage.
Adriana,
I was happy to see a post that said money market funds could now be included in the portfolios. Thanks to the team for getting that done. Now I hope they are reading the rest of the posts and working on making this application more than just a watchlist. Everyone who uses portfolio manager is looking for an application that does at least as much. I would like to be able to see all of my accounts on a single page, with a total of all accounts combined, and the ability to print that page as in the old portfolio manager. Also, it is 11:30 PM on Friday and there are still two of my funds that have not updated today's closing price in watchlist but were updated by 7:00 PM in portfolio manager. And once again rounding to 2 decimal places on price and number of shares can be a significant difference in sizable accounts. I'm all for accuracy.
Thanks again for your efforts in this massive undertaking. It just seems like you're not getting a lot of help. But maybe this is so huge it is going to take quite a long time. Perhaps Microsoft engineers were surprised by the reaction. Do you have any idea how much longer we will have access to portfolio manager? I have noticed that there is no access to news articles since Nov. 6. I'm hoping the team will be working on this for a lot longer and we will be able to access portfolio manager until they have produced a satisfactory alternative. The only reason I have continued with MSN for the past several years is because of the portfolio manager and have not found a better alternative.
Thanks again
Don
Adriana -- You guys have now restricted access to old portfolio site. However, new site is STILL not working for me. While I have imported stocks, I cannot toggle between the various display options such as fundamentals, transactions, etc.,. Plus, there seems to be no info on my previous transactions. What happened to them?
This is true.