I had my portfolio saved with Yahoo Finance for over a decade. But I became more active since 2019 and added more transactions and holdings.

I noticed a couple of holdings showing errors in respect to gains. They were in the thousands of %. Clearly wrong. I submitted complaints to ask their tech support to keep fixing it and they gave me several steps to try to fix it. I did this several times. I kept complaining again and I would either get the same steps or different. I ended up trying everything. I stated it was still wrong but ended up in a perpetual 'merry-go-round' of useless solutions.

The portfolio software/website obviously has bugs and needs the developers to fix them all. Tech support appear to be outsourced to people who have no idea but to just offer steps from some list they have.

I gave up using it to track and manage my portfolio. Pity, because I liked it for years. I have deleted it from Yahoo as it is unfortunately a useless portfolio manager. I just have to use the different broker portfolio platforms to track each separately, something I used Yahoo to merge all my holdings into the one.

I just use Yahoo Finance for looking at market data and streaming news. Yahoo Australia Finance version not as good as the US Yahoo Finance as well. But use both.

I would not recommend relying on accurate data and tracking your portfolio with a faulty portfolio management tool with Yahoo Finance. Do at your own risk and mental health.

I am still waiting on the email communication on dates topic below:

"If you cannot make all the messages dated, not by years, could not at least to date a particular message board? what I want to see the dates are only for China Green Agriculture Inc, (CGA) Board. Further, if you cannot show all the messages of the board, could you identify accurate date for only several specific messages?
On 09/25/2022 9:11 PM wendy liu liuwendy@comcast.net wrote:

Dear Brian, or other Representative:
I am still awaiting your solution for my inquiry! ten days passed already.
Please respond the email immediately.
Zhigang
On 09/16/2022 7:17 PM wendy liu liuwendy@comcast.net wrote:

Thank you very much!
On 09/16/2022 5:22 PM finance@cc.yahoo.com finance@cc.yahoo.com wrote:

Hi Zhigang,

Thanks for reaching out to Yahoo Finance.

I understand that you don't see the dates of the messages in the conversation board. I'm sorry to hear that you have been inconvenienced. No worries, I'll do my best to assist you accordingly.

Help us fix or improve Yahoo Finance. Report program bugs or data issues in the application. Let us know the things we got wrong and what you find useful. This feedback helps us develop the future versions of our app.

Send us feedback on the Yahoo Finance Feedback Forum. This can include things like:
Possible bugs you've found
Ways we could improve the UI
Data or company information errors
Missing information or features you’d like to see
Positive comments about what you like or use most
If you have additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us again.

If you have additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us again.

Best,
Brian
Yahoo Customer Care"

Until a week ago, I could easily copy info from
https://finance.yahoo.com/calendar/earnings?from=2022-09-25&to=2022-10-01

into a spreadsheet. Having it in a spreadsheet makes it easy to compare with a list of stocks I'm watching, so I end up with a personalized earnings calendar. When I pasted the data into my spreadsheet, it used to look like:

AMBO

Ambow Education Holding Ltd Time Not Supplied - - -
BHAT

Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology Time Not Supplied - - -
FEDU

Four Seasons Education (Cayman) Inc Before Market Open - - -

Now, when I paste it into my spreadsheet, it looks like:

Select AMBOAMBO

Ambow Education Holding Ltd Time Not Supplied - - -
Select BHATBHAT

Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology Time Not Supplied - - -
Select FEDUFEDU

Four Seasons Education (Cayman) Inc Before Market Open - - -

I'm very unhappy that I have to manually remove the word "Select" and one of two instances of the stock symbol from every single line.

I wish you wouldn't break things like this!