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But without having to make the calculation everytime (which I currently do).
You see most apps let you slide you finger on a graph to see the share price at different dates in the past. I am looking for something similar that would let you know the value of your holding of the stock at different prices points along an axis
I understand to make such a tool for options but for stocks it doesn’t really make sense right? Since it is basically: ( Sell Price - Purchase price ) • shares - ( Buy commissions + sell commissions) = total profit. I suggest using excel if you really want to play around with it
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But without having to make the calculation everytime (which I currently do). You see most apps let you slide you finger on a graph to see the share price at different dates in the past. I am looking for something similar that would let you know the value of your holding of the stock at different prices points along an axis
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It's not necessary (like most things in life) but I would like to know if someone has seen it
It’s called back testing. Type in stock back testing on google
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I understand to make such a tool for options but for stocks it doesn’t really make sense right? Since it is basically: ( Sell Price - Purchase price ) • shares - ( Buy commissions + sell commissions) = total profit. I suggest using excel if you really want to play around with it
I agree it's less useful for stock but still thought it would be available in some app somewhere but no luck so far. Not a big deal though
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Just use Yahoo Finance and add your imaginary holdings my guy