On Monday, August 8, 2022 at 4:56:51 AM UTC-7, Ken wrote:
> Until recently, there was a TV app in "Daily Life" where one could list
> a stock symbol and use the app to see what the current price of that
> stock was. It appears that Comcast has modified their APP screen and I
> no longer see the STOCKS app or Daily Life listed.
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Here’s a method that might fill the need, but it doesn’t use a TV.
Consider Yahoo’s web site:
https://finance.yahoo.com/
The site’s “My Portfolio” tab lets you save a list of ticker symbols for stocks, mutual funds, and market averages. You set things up by entering your column of ticker symbols. You can look at the page whenever convenient to see the current values.
You can also click the Yahoo page’s “Export” button. This downloads a “comma separated value" file, quotes.csv to your computer. This file can be opened by spreadsheet programs, It contains a column of ticker symbols and a column with the corresponding current prices, plus other statistics. I copy the “Symbol” and “Current Price” columns and paste them into my spreadsheet, which has been prepared with columns for “Symbol” and “Number of Shares.” Then I use Excel’s VLOOKUP function to insert the Current Prices in next to Symbols. (By using VLOOKUP to link my prepared columns to the downloaded columns, there’s no need to for the two lists to be in the same order.)
I realize this response is kind-of off-topic, but I’m hoping it’s useful.