Bring back the old Yahoo Finance layout
new layout stinks and is difficult to read

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S T commented
Also, all the info about my holdings are not necessary to have at the bottom of the page. Most folk know what we have and don't need the info mess that you have created. Streamline this and give people options or bring back the classic version that worked so well.
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mike dodge commented
BACK TO CLASSIC!!!!!!!!
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Ed Dobbins commented
It appears this (forced) page is designed for mobile devices, and not easy to navigate for quick information on desktop browsers.
There was the option for months, if not over a year, for users to change to a preferred interface. PLEASE bring that option back.
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Jay commented
I second that. This platform is not right. The market at the top are push at the side when that is the main thing people look at apart from the news, and you have to manually change the tabs of the various markets is a displease. I enjoyed the classic so much that I am now hard pressed with this awful one
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Gex Scallopini commented
THIS IS JUST **** NOW! ABSOLUTE ******* ****! EVERYTHING THAT WAS GOOD ABOUT YAHOO FINANCE IS GONE! IT JUST ****, FECES, ****. TWO DECADES OF BUILDING MY PORTFOLIOS AND PLANNING TOWARDS RETIREMENT IS ****** BEYOND ALL RECOGNITION! ******** YAHOO FINANCE! ****, ****, YOU! I HATE YOU FOREVER!
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[Deleted User] commented
THIS IS JUST **** NOW! ABSOLUTE ******* ****! EVERYTHING THAT WAS GOOD ABOUT YAHOO FINANCE IS GONE! IT JUST ****, FECES, ****. TWO DECADES OF BUILDING MY PORTFOLIOS AND PLANNING TOWARDS RETIEMENT IS ****** BEYOND ALL RECOGNITION! ******** YAHOO FINANCE! ****, ****, YOU!
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robert melançon commented
FORGET THIS TRASH APPLICATION AND GO TO MSN MONEY OR WATCHLIST YOU WILL HAVE A FRIENDLY USER SYSTEME
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David Gurock commented
Single line spacing no longer exists --please bring it back.
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David Gurock commented
Yahoo finance is now double line spacing which makes my portfolio too long to fit on one page.
How do I get back to single line spacing?
Thanks
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David Alexander commented
Go back to the old Finance main page. I'm using google, but will come back if you will.
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bill mahlock commented
I used to be able to paste a comma-delimited list of stock symbols, importing my list of 100+ holdings in a few seconds. The new finance interface does not allow this. Plus, it's terribly slow and jumps around the screen when it finally does update. Please restore classic view as an option.
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rj mathew commented
WE can present all the facts we want at a technical level, but the core issue that the people who created this ungodly mess are frozen in place, because they are afraid to go back to the fine interface we had because that would be an admission of their incompetence and they fear that they would be fired by higher management for incompetence. It is a job security issue at its CORE.
No matter this interface will drive away customers and then it will get to higher management and they will get fired. So they are just prolonging their agony. They have two options, 1) Fix it now and show that mistakes can be made and they have the guts to admit it or 2) get walked out like sheep when management fires them.
My recommendation is to direct our feedback to a management level and shine the spotlight on those who are desperately clinging to this mess and elevate this issue to higher levels of management at Yahoo. That is the only way this will get fixed. so lets find out the emails of senior management and direct our emails to them.
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rj mathew commented
WE can present all the facts we want at a technical level, but the core issue that the people who created this ungodly mess are frozen in place, because they are afraid to go back to the fine interface we had because that would be an admission of their incompetence and they fear that they would be fired by higher management for incompetence. It is a job security issue at its CORE.
No matter this interface will drive away customers and then it will get to higher management and they will get fired. So they are just prolonging their agony. They have two options, 1) Fix it now and show that mistakes can be made and they have the guts to admit it or 2) get walked out like sheep when management fires them.
My recommendation is to direct our feedback to a management level and shine the spotlight on those who are desperately clinging to this mess and elevate this issue to higher levels of management at Yahoo. That is the only way this will get fixed. so lets find out the emails of senior management and direct our emails to them.
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lloyd meisner commented
Absolute **** yahoo.
Who in their right mind would put up with the aggravation of using yahoo finance ? -
Pat Davoli commented
Title says it all. There are now hundreds of post saying the same thing. I used to come on YF every day to check markets but the new page is terrible. Give us what we want - we are all leaving.
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C Bulmer commented
Another really annoying thing, is often the company you're searching for to find the ticker, doesn't even provide the ticker. This is for large, well-known companies. I have to google search to find the ticker. This is just one of way-too-many problems with this site. Charts are my main issue.
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C Bulmer commented
There's too many bugs to even try to fix it.
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C Bulmer commented
I only use it as I have no better options...I think they know this!
It also appears they're removing old posts with the negative feedback. A lot of the current top ranked posts are clearly not top-rated posts. We'll just have to keep posting.
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C Bulmer commented
I can make it work (only because I try not to put much time into investing these days), but yeah its a downgrade for sure...many things crash or don't work as well as they used to, or take a lot more time to get the answer you're looking for (using other sites to check data points etc). I think it must be intentional...maybe trying to use this weak version, to upsell at some point for a better version (?). Or, the people putting it together simply don't know much about what's important to users, or what's important in investing (both same thing I guess). Clearly nobody is listening as the other post indicates. It probably has increased their bottom line by using this cheaper version, created more ad space, while the clicks and revenues are holding steady (for now). Only way to get this to change is to get some real competition out there, and there isn't much in the non-paid options.
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Stephen McCarty commented
Please bring back old format