Portfolio management

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(08-14-2015, 12:02 PM)Amos Wrote: By reading the marketing text, it does seem like a royal solution but the price is a bit high for a beginner like me (250$/y), I guess some will say it's cheap. I will look more into the free plan so thanks for the tip. Any other sites/applications/apps?

EDIT: I started playing with it and because it gives so much, it is a bit overwhelming. I admit it scares away and doesn't look very user friendly, at least not for beginners. I tried the screener for dividend growth but it doesn't give me all the stocks (maybe because I'm in free plan) and the criteria is also not that flexible.

The criteria isn't flexible? You can literally screen on any field for any value ...



If a tool like this is too "overwhelming" then you should definitely stick to spreadsheets