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To: Spekulatius who wrote (53662)	4/1/2014 12:01:54 AM
From: Shane M	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78688

Spekulatius, Are you linking to this for your home page? My portfolios are still showing up. my.yahoo.com re: The idea to design a finance site without a quote input field is already ludicrous That is one of the recommendations I added to their suggestion board back when they were doing changes, but I agree it's kindof silly to not be there. I've found using the Yahoo search bar at the top of the webpage usually pulls up the correct yahoo quote if I enter the symbol there and search it.

To: Spekulatius who wrote (53662)	4/1/2014 2:09:48 AM
From: Raptech	2 Recommendations Recommended By Jim P. Spekulatius Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78688

The new Yahooooooo page is a mess. I am still getting financial data and portfolios, but they have omitted several of the financial information features. Example, you can't have your portfolios and market averages open at the same time. I am researching other options, but don't want to make the switch until I find what will provide market and news updates on the same page. Amazing that a business could get it so wrong.

To: Spekulatius who wrote (53662)	4/1/2014 2:47:59 AM
From: len_chan	Respond to of 78688

Yahoo Finance has been driving me nuts lately too. The latest problem (aside from the pitiful speed, which I hope is transitory) is the lack of an "add to portfolio" link from a ticker page. Ugh. Here's my current workaround: Use the Canadian version of the site (http://ca.finance.yahoo.com) . It has always trailed the new "features" of the US site by a few months. I am Canadian, so stumbling on this wasn't too hard for me... I assume it works for American's too. The portfolios carry over on both sites, at least for me.

To: Spekulatius who wrote (53662)	4/3/2014 2:19:33 PM
From: Mattyice	3 Recommendations Recommended By Brian Sullivan bruwin Jim P. Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78688

OT I really like finviz.com - I feel like its a mini bloomberg terminal For example - my sh*t list portfolio Besides news flow for your portfolio in a nice layout - You can then open in screener and get quick snap shots - Then can sort by anything from valuation to get a feel for whats happening or snap shots of your portfolio that includes not only news flow but insider buys and sells Then individual picture of each stock is pretty good