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How many investors only invest in stocks? I personally have more in ETF's and mutual funds than single stocks. How about the bond portion? It seems weird to a
by cschmidt 16y ago
How many investors only invest in stocks? I personally have more in ETF's and mutual funds than single stocks. How about the bond portion? It seems weird to apply tons of analysis to only a portion of someone's investments.
Also, since it seems on the surface to be like Morningstar's portfolio x-rays, you should have a good answer for how it is different.
Oh, and "analyzation" isn't a word, is it? How about, "portfolio analysis tool".
- thematt 16y agoGreat feedback, thank you. I agree that portfolios are much more diverse than simply stocks. The tools supports ETF's and mutual funds, it just doesn't break them down into the individual securities -- which is coming. Right now they get analyzed as a whole security. Bonds are slated for the future, so thanks for emphasizing the importance of those.