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Classic, "Legacy" M* Portf. Manager page seems to be gone.
Sometimes I think a lot of their strategy with things like the portfolio manager is there inability to keep them running smoothly. Can't fix it on your budget? Well, turn it into something you can manage on your budget.
Rings a bell. I had one of my two long-time portfolio trackers drop completely off-line for nearly 2 weeks. Sure pays to maintain two of them so you have a backup. Monday, I finally cancelled the scheduled renewal at Apple out of frustration. And wouldn’t you know? Tuesday it was back up and running. Best guess - whoever runs it was away (maybe out of the country) and couldn’t fix it until back home.
Both of these APPs are incredibly cheap. The above mentioned, Ad-Free, is $29 per-year, My other one (also Ad-free) is around $2 monthly. The one that dropped off temporarily does a decent job showing pre-market pricing. The other does not. So, did miss it.
Currently, I run two. One at M* and the other at Yahoo Finance. Then I have on-line access for each account at my brokerage house as well. I use M* and Yahoo to get the big picture of all combined into a master portfolio and by investment sleeve.
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Both of these APPs are incredibly cheap. The above mentioned, Ad-Free, is $29 per-year, My other one (also Ad-free) is around $2 monthly. The one that dropped off temporarily does a decent job showing pre-market pricing. The other does not. So, did miss it.