Is there a free software to analyze in investment portfolio in terms of risk, etc?
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There's a website that determines risk of a portfolio.  Its free, you just have to register.\n\nwww.riskgrades.com
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Not that I'm convinced that any tools help an investor trade, but I don't see much at this site that I like. But then I'm not a trader, I'm an investor. I won't invest in a single stock anymore as I learned my lesson the hard way, only once and it wasn't a big deal but that's all it took. Then I went to Morningstar, enrolled in their education workshop, I think they call it Personal Learning or something like that. Took every course they had to offer and I still read almost daily newlestters from them. In addition when it comes to mutual funds I simply like low cost, no-load, long tenure management, top notch Total Returns, and because of that I like reading msn moneycentral and look for Jim Jubak and others. But even here be cautious as even the best of the best have bad year returns once in awhile, link #1:\n\nThen watch MOFQX, I'm not saying to buy it but it is the most interesting mutual fund I've ever heard of. It's a relatively new fund and it is quirky but what an idea. And it is still climbing. Who knows. Read, read, read and then sleep on it. If you want the really easy way out, go with TRowe Price or Vanguard's Life Strategy style funds. They match your risk with your age and they are the cheapest arounf. Other than that if you will promise yourself to keep up with the markets, ETF's are great but only if you drop all you are going to at once as trades dimish your returns because of trading fees. Good luck.
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www.morningstar.com might have some stuff. \nother then that... im a stock retard and i got a D in Econ. when i gratuated haha
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MSN money, and Yahoo Finance are the best free services out there.\n\nIf you want a good custom stock screener, try out MSN stock screener, is one of the best out there.
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Try http://www.optionsxpress.com
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I use one called ClamWin. But there are a ton of choices, go to this URL:\n\nhttp://www.econsultant.com/i-want-freeware-utilities/index.html
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try looking at the india stockmarket homepage, they have analysis tools available to do your research.
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nasdaq.com is what i use\nbut i'm not sure if thats advanced enough for ur purposes
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If you have Microsoft Access, you can download some from microsoft's website.\n\nDownload.com also has some good freewares (apart from personal finance software). Check the link below.
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just check on the analysists or join in to some companies who give details on investments. I am giving names of 2 sites where u can log on. But play safe as markets are very volatile at the moment.\nHappy Investing
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try my portfolio in Yahoo! Finance
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here you go...\nhttp://www.stock-trading-advice.com/stock-trading-software.html
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riskgrades.com\n\nYou have to register, but it its free.
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It is reasonable for a web site to display daily highs and lows for specific securities, but the validity of such figures for a portfolio of multiple securities is questionable.\n\nA simplified approach would be just to add up all the daily highs for each security and show that as the daily high of the portfolio, and do the same for the daily lows, but since the different securities were presumably traded independently during the day, unless the software has records of every trade for every security for the full day, it is impossible to know what the value of the portfolio was at any time, and the software cannot know the true max and min values.
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MetaTrader 4.0\nTry SNC Investments.  Great platform and you can try it out with a free demo account.  www.sncfx.com
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There's iopus internet macros. I've used it to open web pages and extract share prices.
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You can use the Yahoo financial screener and www.barchart.com for technical opinions.