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Quote from: BootstrapCoinDev on October 28, 2014, 03:19:29 PM

Use Excel - there was an ability to import live stock quotes and you can track the cost basis for taxes on individual lots, used to calculate aggregate dividend income or map it out on a dividend schedule. Look at online google spreadsheet - is not powerful like an excel, but if you want to keep a close watch on your buy/sell stats, it would be better than excel as always in plain sight on the tab in your browser.

Excel is the best.
I keep my track like that on daily bases.
Also i make several macros to help me with this so i dont have to import manually.

It have good chart you can create and its easy to handle so i will recommended it highly.

NEM minnow

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I have two good tips now.

I will look into learning how to use excel to track my investments.

I will also look into https://myaltcoins.com/

Thank you very much guys.

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Quote from: dsly on October 28, 2014, 08:04:05 PM

Quote from: 2dogs on October 28, 2014, 06:25:22 PM

How about this, from someone here on this forum:

https://myaltcoins.com/

Have used it and it works well.
It's free and you can import your transactions.

Much better than excel.

Does that list all new altcoins or just the famous ones?

Best check with the site for sure.
I really find the transaction imports a real timesaver.

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Quote from: 2dogs on October 28, 2014, 06:25:22 PM

How about this, from someone here on this forum:

https://myaltcoins.com/

Have used it and it works well.
It's free and you can import your transactions.

Much better than excel.

Does that list all new altcoins or just the famous ones?

erre

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Quote from: 2dogs on October 28, 2014, 06:25:22 PM

How about this, from someone here on this forum:

https://myaltcoins.com/

Have used it and it works well.
It's free and you can import your transactions.

Much better than excel.

Wow, that seems great. Thanks!

2dogs

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How about this, from someone here on this forum:

https://myaltcoins.com/

Have used it and it works well.
It's free and you can import your transactions.

Much better than excel.

HeroCat

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I think there is not a such software yet fo alt coins Wink

BootstrapCoinDev

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Use Excel - there was an ability to import live stock quotes and you can track the cost basis for taxes on individual lots, used to calculate aggregate dividend income or map it out on a dividend schedule. Look at online google spreadsheet - is not powerful like an excel, but if you want to keep a close watch on your buy/sell stats, it would be better than excel as always in plain sight on the tab in your browser.

NEM minnow

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I have bought 10 or so altcoins. Sometimes they have gone up or down as the price of bitcoin is going up and down. It is hard for me to keep track of what was bought on what day and with the bitcoin price changing so much if I am ahead or behind.

Is there some kind of program that I can enter information into that will help me keep track of it all?

How to other people manage their portfolios and keep track of it all?

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