Free total returns site

[dallas27]

Anyone know a site that charts total returns for free? They are so hard to find, and the last one i used doesn't offer it anymore for free.


Sent from my iPhone using Early Retirement Forum

 

[SVHoper]

I think Morningstar.com shows total returns.

 

[RonBoyd]

One of the CNN Portfolio screens will give you that information. https://portfolio.money.cnn.com/

(Again, I will mention, you have to give the program access to your account. It is not a manual process.)

 

[ERD50]

Here's the one I use:

PerfCharts - StockCharts.com - Free Charts

Note it opens to a 200 day chart, you need to move the slider to go back further.

I'll check out the others, they may be better?

-ERD50

 

[Tailgate]

Here's the one I use:

PerfCharts - StockCharts.com - Free Charts

Note it opens to a 200 day chart, you need to move the slider to go back further.

I'll check out the others, they may be better?

-ERD50

Great chart site... thanks!

 

[springnr]

Note it opens to a 200 day chart, you need to move the slider to go back further.-ERD50

Thanks, the slider w/histogram chart is interesting.

 

[Sue J]

Here's the one I use:

PerfCharts - StockCharts.com - Free Charts

Note it opens to a 200 day chart, you need to move the slider to go back further.

I'll check out the others, they may be better?

-ERD50

Thanks for the link, that's a fun one.

 

[ERD50]

In response to all the 'thanks' for this link:

PerfCharts - StockCharts.com - Free Charts

I'm pretty sure I learned of it here, from another forum member, but I don't recall who it was.

-ERD50

 

[springnr]

In response to all the 'thanks' for this link:

PerfCharts - StockCharts.com - Free Charts

I'm pretty sure I learned of it here, from another forum member, but I don't recall who it was.
-ERD50

Knew discoveries; it's what keeps the forum fresh and active ; >)

 

[Animorph]

I've used PerfCharts for a long time. It is pretty useful, but you do have to double check it to make sure it is including all the distributions. I don't know of similar site. you would think total return would be a little more popular.

 

[target2019]

http://stockcharts.com/articles/mai...vidend-adjusted-data-and-unadjusted-data.html

 

[ERD50]

I've used PerfCharts for a long time. It is pretty useful, but you do have to double check it to make sure it is including all the distributions. I don't know of similar site. you would think total return would be a little more popular.

How do you check this? Do you find yahoo's 'historical pricing' to be accurate?

-ERD50

 

[Lsbcal]

Anyone know a site that charts total returns for free? They are so hard to find, and the last one i used doesn't offer it anymore for free.
...

Here is the Morningstar total return for DODIX as an example, you just go to the "performance" tab and look down the page to the total return section:
http://performance.morningstar.com/fund/performance-return.action?t=DODIX®ion=USA&culture=en-US

 

[Animorph]

How do you check this? Do you find yahoo's 'historical pricing' to be accurate?

-ERD50

Sometimes there's a big drop in the chart in December. I think it would be tough to see small errors.

Generally I accept what it says, but double check with M* or Fidelity return data if I'm actually going to act on it. The problem there is the fixed 1, 3, 5, 10 year timeframe.

 

[dallas27]

Thanks to all!


Sent from my iPhone using Early Retirement Forum

 

[CCdaCE]

I've always liked Google Finance charts, but, I don't think they include reinvested dividends... and I've never checked.

Google Finance: Stock market quotes, news, currency conversions & more#

-CC