About three years ago, I searched the web for a free site where I could track my portfolio's performance. I eventually found my way to Yahoo's finance page and have probably revisited a thousand times since. I mainly use Yahoo Finance for two things. ...
Pros: Great main page, portfolio monitoring, and entertaining finance articles Cons: Portfolio entries are a little old-school compared to the rest of the website
I’ve used a number of different sources for financial research and Yahoo Finance continues to outshine the rest. When it comes to a single source that one would want to check daily for finance related data, it continues to be the most comprehensive ...
Pros: Easy to Use, Offers everything an investor needs Cons: Nothing noted.
I consider myself an active investor and visit financial sites on the Internet on a daily basis. Over the past few years, I have found that Yahoo Finance does the best job providing valuable finance information free of charge. When evaluating a...
Pros: Great information and resources are abundant. Cons: Limited research on thinly traded issues.
This review will be on two aspects of Yahoo!'s financial information website; the information provided on equities (stock quotes, portfolios, research) and also on Yahoo's specific Fund Transfer service.
Pros: Good mutual fund section, real time stock prices, well organized and easy to use. Cons: On a rare occassion has inaccurate information.
I really like yahoo finance. It has almost every feature you could want for stocks and mutual funds. It has all the tools to analyze stocks both technically and fundamentally. It gives you P/E ratios, dividend information, past prices, insider...
by mrisch in Personal Finance, - Top 500, Aug 26 '01
Pros: Has everything you could ever need Cons: Can it last forever?
Come now, as we explore the exciting world of financial websites. By far the best free site (and probably best among pay sites) is the Yahoo! finance site. You can get anything, everything, and then some at finance.yahoo.com. The site is so good, I...
Pros: Easy to use; lots of information Cons: Account Tracking is terrible!
I have been using Yahoo Finance for a couple of years now. I find it is a great resource for information on Mutual Funds and Stocks, as well as Financial News.
Approximately one month ago, I noticed they have an Account Management/Tracking...
Pros: The fastest, easiest way to get financial information. Cons: Quotes are not "real-time"
Quote.yahoo.com is a web address that anyone who follows the markets closely should know and use frequently. It is by far the quickest and easiest way to find pertinent information relating to both the markets and individual stocks.
Pros: Good information on finance, personalized services Cons: Appearance isn't the best; some services carry a fee
Stock quotes, corporate financial data, company news….these things can now be found all over the world wide web. Financial web services are in great abundance in cyberspace. Most of them offer basically the same information, in a different format. This...
Pros: Comprehensive, informative, fast loading, easy to use. Cons: Portfolio monitoring can be improved.
There are many web portals offering basic financial information, as well as sites dedicated to financial information. While I do use a few websites for financial information, Yahoo Finance is my primary source of information.
Pros: Yahoo is an exemplary site that should not go down. Cons: To do this, Yahoo would have to become even more reliable.
I'm sure Yahoo has perfectly good planners and visionaries in its corporate digs so what I am about to say can
probably go down as the superfluous at best.
Or heretical.
This is inspired to some extent by horror stories of...
Pros: real time quotes, fast server, reliable Cons: very bad message boards, real time quotes only from Nasdaq
As a person living in Canada and interested in Canadian stocks, I saw no use for Yahoo finance for one main reason. That reason was that Yahoo did not have a big focus on Canadian stocks. The message boards have very few posters compared to Canadian...
Pros: Quotes, information. Cons: None that i have found.
Yahoo may not be real-time, but unless you are a day-trader you probably don't need real-time quotes anyway. Yahoo has quotes on almost an stock, mutual fund or other form of investment that you can think of.
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