Personal portfolio tracker

Track Your PSX Portfolio

Add your real holdings — symbol, shares, and purchase price — and see live gain/loss using the same weighted-average cost method your broker uses. Nothing is sent to our servers; your portfolio stays saved in this browser only.

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FAQs

Portfolio Tracker FAQs

How does the Portfolio Analyzer track my holdings without an account?

Everything you enter — symbol, shares, purchase price — is saved only in your own browser (local storage), not on our servers. We never see or collect your portfolio data. It stays on this device unless you choose to back it up.

What happens if I clear my browser or switch devices?

Local storage is tied to this specific browser on this specific device. Clearing your cache, using a different browser, or switching phones will not carry your portfolio over. Use the Backup button to download a JSON file you can restore from later, on any device.

How is my average purchase price calculated?

We use the standard weighted-average cost method — the same one most brokers use. Every additional buy recalculates your average cost across all shares. Selling never changes your average cost on the shares you still hold; it only reduces your quantity and books a realized gain or loss on the shares sold.

Why does a stock in Holdings Analysis show "Missing data"?

Fair Value, Health, and Margin scores each require specific published figures (like EPS, book value, or liquidity ratios) to be available in our database for that company. When a required figure is missing, we show "Missing data" rather than guess or display a misleading score.

Why is there no Health Score for my bank stock?

The Health Score model is built around standard-company liquidity and solvency ratios, which do not apply the same way to banks. Banking stocks are excluded from this score to avoid a misleading result — use the Margin Score and Fair Value figures for banks instead.