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All Portfolio

Advfn allows you to make multiple portfolios, which you can see and access via the "All portfolios" screen. Along side the listing for each portfolio there is a synopsis of it's performances.

To access a portfolio click on the portfolio's name on this page.

To create a new portfolio type it's name into the 'New Portfolio'text field at the bottom right of the screen and click the add button or press return.

To delete a portfolio click on the tick box against the offending portfolio in the 'R' column then click the 'remove button' in the botton left of the screen.


  • 'All Portfolios' table parameters

    Total cost
    The purchasing cost of your shares including brokers fees

    Total value
    The current value of the shares using current prices

    Profit/loss
    The profit/loss made on current share holdings only.
    The difference between the current cost of you shares (total cost) and the current value of your shares (Total value)

    Cash Value
    Is the Cashbook balance
    To find out more about cashbook CLICK HERE.

    Eval Value
    Shows the current total value of holdings plus the balance in the cashbook.
    It shows (excluding trading charges) you how much cash would be released if you sold your holdings.

    Daily Perf
    Daily performance is the change in pence between the (current bid - prev close bid) multiplied by the total holding. So it shows how much your shares prices have moved in cash value.

    "R" (remove)
    The last column labelled "R" each portfolio has a tick box in the "R" column. If you tick the box then click the remove button in the bottom left of the screen you will remove that portfolio entirely from our data base. There is no undo for this command.