Exclusive New Features to Dividend Geek Members
Good news for Dividend Geek members! When you are logged into your account you can now access Dividend Geek’s trades and portfolio information, two new features located under the ‘Member’ button on the menu bar.
Dividend Geek Trades
The new ‘Dividend Geek Trades’ feature allow you access my latest trades and current open orders in real-time with complete transaction details, discount to fair value, and strategy for the trade. This includes when I plan to add to these positions based on prior resistance and support levels.
Dividend Geek Portfolios
Gives you access to view my portfolio spreadsheet that’s updated daily including yield on cost and dividend growth performance, so you can see what it looks like to build a dividend growth stock portfolio.
If you do not have a Dividend Geek account, just click on the ‘Join’ button in the top right corner of the page. Membership is totally free and only takes a few seconds to sign up. There’s no catch and you don’t have to worry about getting spammed at most I might send out an email once a month.
Account
The is where you can view your account information, update your email address or change your password.
Feedback Wanted
I would love to know what you think about these two new features! Also, what’s one thing you’d like me to cover in 2018? I plan to add more to the site and value your ideas and feedback that will help you the most. Feel free to email me at blaine@dividendgeek.com or post a comment.
All the best,
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On another note, How do i manage my own portfolio? There is nothing to click that will take me to my portfolio in order for me to manage it. It shows me my old stats, I’d like to be able to update it, and I am unable to.
Thanks
Hi kaliumd1
Unfortunately When yahoo closed its quote service I had to close several of the sites features that were dependent on it, which included the portfolio tracker. Eventually I will be removing the Geek Stats box which was a small dashboard for the portfolio. Now that Google Sheets have interactive stock data, most people (myself included) use it to track their portfolio. If you would like I can email you the Excel formatted portfolio spreadsheet template which I designed to be imported into a Google sheet for you to use. It is nearly identical to the spreadsheet that is displayed on the ‘Dividend Geek Portfolio’ page on my website.
Thanks!
-Dividend Geek
Thanks a lot man I’d love that very much… my email is kaliumd1@gmail.com