Google Finance is a much nicer looking product in terms of design, but the data it has is pretty weak. Yahoo Finance has much more detailed financials for a wh

Google Finance is a much nicer looking product in terms of design, but the data it has is pretty weak. Yahoo Finance has much more detailed financials for a whole bunch of asset classes. For ETFs it has detailed performance data. For equities, you can get (and download) data on stuff like dividend history, stock splits. Just see for yourself. Pick a few assets and compare. It's night and day how much more detailed YF data is. The only real thing that GF has going for it is in Google Sheets you can put =GOOGLEFINANCE("symbol") and get the current price of that asset (you can also give it a second argument for other attributes, but the data on offer is pretty limited compared to YF).