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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend Growth Investing and chit chat.

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To: onlywords who wrote (1360)12/5/2021 12:03:10 PM
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Re: Think or Swim platform question.

Although I have access to Think or Swim, I don't use it. I pay a monthly fee for my trading platform with Medved and I have ex-dates lined up alongside all other points of interest. I don't have to click or hover.

I have my platform set up to show:

Symbol .. Bid .. Ask .. Change .. % Change .. Quantity (shares) .. Value .. Paid (cost basis) .. Gain % ($ profit/loss) .. Gain % (percentage profit/loss) .. % portfolio (position size) .. Yield .. 52 week low .. 52 week high .. Ch52% (how far off 52 week high) .. ExDiv.

I could add more columns but those are what I look at mostly anyway so that's how I have it lined up.

Sometimes I'll click on Symbol to have positions lined up alphabetically, but often times I'll click on Gain % and it will list all of my stocks from best to worst in total return. It puts a different perspective on your holdings when done in this manner.

Those of you with Simply Safe Dividends can view your portfolios that way as well. Click on any tab and your holdings are listed from best to worst, worst to best, largest to smallest, smallest to largest, etc. I can do that with my platform as well.
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