Chart are working good, you'll get better, What's next?
Thanks for all the good work!
I am finally getting use to the charting changes! My understanding is this frontend tool is the best out there for the masses and supported by advertisement dollars!
Yahoo now is my goto source for a quick sanity check on a graph! Even when I'm away from my server. I use Yahoo exclusively now for charts other than the ones I generate automatically in my visualisations of my beta decision making tools I am creating to save me time in my portfolio management.
Has you total site hits gone up since you made all these frontend changes?
To The Point:
I'm trialing pay for services now for stuff that would be considered value add to what Yahoo does now. But, if this trial doesn't help me do things or save me time, the service will not be worth it. So pay for service is not out of the question in portfolio management.
However, I can only share some logical next steps for my needs at this time, because basically what you ask asking is what services would I buy and that is a big scope of work and most of those ideas are intellectual property.
I drafted a list of goals I would be very willingly to pay for and really want, but the following ideas of logical first step and not intellectual property.
Turn the e-mails back on. If you can provide better than what I am getting elsewhere and more for less. Their is no question I will switch to your service.
"More" means timely information that improves my bottom line because I do the right thing at the right time and helps saves time in managing my mutual fund portfolio .
Make it easy for the retired community to manage their portfolios easier. About 85% of the retired people I have met don't like their Advisor/ Portfolio Manager.
Make it so the retired folk don't need to be trained financial advisors and can go fishing more when they couldn't settle on a financial services provider or fired them (usually more than one).
Accurate timely data including all of Morningstar's, Not "as is data". Online. I spend a lot of time at Morningstar because the data is not up to date or missing at Yahoo.
The same data spectrum available EOD as an API like the one that got shut off (fast and reliable most of the time). Yahoo has done it, Yahoo has tested it, Yahoo was good at it, offer it for a very competitive fee, I'll one source it.
Turn back on automated history downloads. Same story. That data allows me to populate of historical data in a newly invested fund managing computer for analysis.
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