Investment performance
Wm
wm_o_o_o at yahoo.co.uk
Fri Oct 21 15:15:45 EDT 2016
On 20/10/2016 16:28, Filipe Giusti wrote:
> Exactly, it's very good on accounting, I've been tracking my investments
> and expenses for a long time using GnuCash and I never said it's bad.
> However what I'm looking for is not trading information.
>
> I decide monthly how I'm going to reallocate assets and where new money
> goes,
you should use real world data not GnuCash for that, GnuCash does not
and cannot contain or represent a view of anything other than the
transactions within a file.
> for that I need to know how each asset performed in the last week,
> month, 3 months and year.
Untrue, you can decide arbitrarily, don't make GnuCash responsible for
your decisions, please!
> Like a fund manager showing to customers what
> happened.
GnuCash does not record the trading related data you seem to think it does.
> I know I can write those reports myself, but it makes more sense to me to
> switch software than to spend time on GnuCash.
I think that would be sad, in any event no new reports are likely to be
written for use *inside* GnuCash any time soon. There is other work to
be done.
Reports outside (sql is good) are within your remit, or mine ...
> I'm even willing to pay to
> get that sort of information.
Nah, these should be very simple and I'd prefer any money to go to the
GnuCash project as a whole if you defined them well enough and I accepted.
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Wm
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