In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there
was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance
portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments
have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google
Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking
websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just
recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google
Finance.
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there
> was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance
> portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments
> have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google
> Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking
> websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just
> recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google
> Finance.
Hello everyone, thank you for reaching out. This feature is sadly still not available. Thank you for letting us know though, your feature requests do help us prioritize.
> Hello everyone, thank you for reaching out. This feature is sadly still > not available. Thank you for letting us know though, your feature requests > do help us prioritize.
> - Karolina
> On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 7:12:40 PM UTC-4, Ant wrote:
>> +1
>> I have recently started to invest in dividend stocks and the lack of this >> feature makes google finance much less useful.
>> On Monday, July 18, 2011 10:14:47 AM UTC-7, Robo wrote:
>>> +1 Please make this change. Seems trivial to make this change since the >>> system can already pay dividends to cash.
I would really like to see this too, using Google Finance for those with DRIP accounts is so much work constantly having to go in and manually adjust the portfolio numbers. This would be much more useful and more commonly used if this feature were available.
Thanks for the great work thus far!
On Thursday, April 26, 2012 11:36:27 AM UTC-5, Karolina (Google Finance
> Hello everyone, thank you for reaching out. This feature is sadly still > not available. Thank you for letting us know though, your feature requests > do help us prioritize.
> - Karolina
> On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 7:12:40 PM UTC-4, Ant wrote:
>> +1
>> I have recently started to invest in dividend stocks and the lack of this >> feature makes google finance much less useful.
>> On Monday, July 18, 2011 10:14:47 AM UTC-7, Robo wrote:
>>> +1 Please make this change. Seems trivial to make this change since the >>> system can already pay dividends to cash.
On Monday, June 4, 2012 11:29:05 PM UTC-7, SurfCityCom wrote:
> I would really like to see this too, using Google Finance for those with > DRIP accounts is so much work constantly having to go in and manually > adjust the portfolio numbers. This would be much more useful and more > commonly used if this feature were available.
> Thanks for the great work thus far!
> On Thursday, April 26, 2012 11:36:27 AM UTC-5, Karolina (Google Finance > team) wrote:
>> Hello everyone, thank you for reaching out. This feature is sadly still >> not available. Thank you for letting us know though, your feature requests >> do help us prioritize.
>> - Karolina
>> On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 7:12:40 PM UTC-4, Ant wrote:
>>> +1
>>> I have recently started to invest in dividend stocks and the lack of >>> this feature makes google finance much less useful.
>>> On Monday, July 18, 2011 10:14:47 AM UTC-7, Robo wrote:
>>>> +1 Please make this change. Seems trivial to make this change since the >>>> system can already pay dividends to cash.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 6:54:00 AM UTC-5, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
So, are you guys entering $0 for the purchase cost of re-invested dividends, to make your cost base accurately reflect the fact that you paid nothing for the redistributed shares?
On Monday, June 11, 2012 5:34:12 PM UTC+2, Niraj wrote:
> Wanted to chime in with another vote for this feature. It would make > portfolio tracking a lot better. Thanks!
> On Friday, May 6, 2011 6:54:00 AM UTC-5, CStarg17 wrote:
>> To the Google Finance team,
>> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there >> was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance >> portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments >> have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google >> Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking >> websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just >> recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google >> Finance.
+1 on this feature. With this, it would be great if we could see gains vs the original investment and count the dividends as a gain rather than raising the investment amount.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 9:54:00 PM UTC+10, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 7:54:00 AM UTC-4, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 7:54:00 AM UTC-4, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
Given Karolina's reply thanking us for this valuable feedback - evidently Nov. 2010 and again in Apr. 2012 (?) - its incredible that after sooooo many months this common sense feature - automatic dividend reinvestment - * STILL* isn't available in Sept. 2012. One has to begin to wonder how much user feedback matters to Google.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 6:54:00 AM UTC-5, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
> Hello everyone, thank you for reaching out. This feature is sadly still > not available. Thank you for letting us know though, your feature requests > do help us prioritize.
> - Karolina
> On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 7:12:40 PM UTC-4, Ant wrote:
>> +1
>> I have recently started to invest in dividend stocks and the lack of this >> feature makes google finance much less useful.
>> On Monday, July 18, 2011 10:14:47 AM UTC-7, Robo wrote:
>>> +1 Please make this change. Seems trivial to make this change since the >>> system can already pay dividends to cash.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 7:54:00 AM UTC-4, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 7:54:00 AM UTC-4, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
> +1 this. Reinvesting dividends is not uncommon. > Google Finance seems to be low priority on Google's radar. The Android > app is not very useful, as it only reports quotes for the stocks you own.
I completely agree. I have been searching for days for the best portfolio tracker and would gladly choose Google if I could just account for reinvested dividends.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 4:54:00 AM UTC-7, CStarg17 wrote:
> To the Google Finance team,
> In November, Karolina from Google replied to another post that there > was no way to automatically reinvest dividends in one's Google Finance > portfolio. Is there any plan to change this? All of my investments > have the dividends automatically reinvested. So my profile in Google > Finance is not accurate, and I still need to log in to my banking > websites to see my actual balances. It would be great if I could just > recreate all my investments completely and accurately in Google > Finance.
> Hello everyone, thank you for reaching out. This feature is sadly still not
> available. Thank you for letting us know though, your feature requests do
> help us prioritize.
> - Karolina
> On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 7:12:40 PM UTC-4, Ant wrote:
>> +1
>> I have recently started to invest in dividend stocks and the lack of this
>> feature makes google finance much less useful.
>> On Monday, July 18, 2011 10:14:47 AM UTC-7, Robo wrote:
>>> +1 Please make this change. Seems trivial to make this change since the
>>> system can already pay dividends to cash.
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