Feature Voting (Portfolio Tracker)

As a dividend investor, I always find it very exciting to see what percentage of the purchase price has already been covered by dividends/has been brought back in again. I would also like to see this key figure in the app. Preferably also with a sorting function. So if a share has cost 10 euros and I have already received 1 euro dividend three times, the ROI should be 30%.

I would like to have an overview of all my holdings that shows what% of the invested capital has already been returned through dividends. Then as a ranking, the one with the highest% display then at the top - order then descending. Bars could look something like the attached image. Values above 100% could be represented by bars with a different color, which are superimposed on the “standard bar”.

It would be great to see at a glance whether my share is overvalued or undervalued in the portfolio or even on the watchlist.

Everyone has defined personal milestones for themselves, it would be better if they could also adopt a few suggestions from the community. For example: First dividend: This is an important step for any investor who wants to build up their wealth through passive income streams. The first dividend shows that you are able to select high-quality companies that regularly distribute profits to their shareholders. Dividends of €10 each month: This is another milestone that demonstrates the goal of generating steady and growing income from dividends. With €10 per month, you can afford small amenities or reinvest the money to take advantage of the compound interest effect. €100 in dividends every year: This is an ambitious milestone that requires a high level of discipline and patience. To receive €100 in dividends every year, you either have to invest a large amount or save and invest consistently for many years. This milestone shows that you are a long-term investor who is not influenced by short-term fluctuations. 500€ dividends every quarter: This is an impressive milestone that can have a significant impact on personal financial management. With 500€ per quarter, you can cover part of your running costs or fulfill larger wishes. This milestone shows that you are an experienced investor who is pursuing a diversified and profitable dividend strategy. 1000€ in dividends every month: This is an exceptional milestone that enables you to become financially independent. With 1000€ per month, you can live off your dividends or use them for other purposes. This milestone shows that you are a successful investor who has mastered the art of passive income.

It would be really cool if you could see Iwo what percentage of my companies, i.e. the entire portfolio, has increased or reduced the dividend on average.

It would be cool if you also had the current Fear and Greed Index displayed. Just one such idea and you would get what's happening on the market right now.

Now that Autosync is live for Trade Republic, Scalable Capital, ING, ComDirect and Consorsbank, this is now the feature voting contribution for all remaining brokers. Currently in progress: n.A. Next broker (forecast): Finanzen.net Zero Support list brokers (order is roughly equal to priority, but may change dynamically): Finanzen.net Zero Flatex Smartbroker + DKB Degiro Bison Interactive Brokers Deutsche Bank Commerzbank Swissquote FNZ Traders Place Bitvavo Savings banks Volksbanken DADAT Saxo bench First bench N26 (probably no autosync and PDF import possible, as files are not machine-readable) Your broker isn't there yet? Just write a comment and we'll add it.

Should be the highest priority!!! thanks

Hi, I'll make it short: What am I most interested in when I check my portfolio every day? The daily change in my holdings The total return on my holdings Can Parqet display these 2 simplest but most important pieces of information at a glance in the overall list? Answer: No, it can't! Every portfolio tracker I've met before could do that, that's the 1x1. Only Parqet can't do that! Instead, I MUST decide in advance whether I want to see ALL holdings with TODAY or SINCE PURCHASE! If I then work my way through the positions, I have to constantly change the time period to get the other information. And this switching still takes at least 3-4 seconds!! And the control bar is of course at the top and disappears when you scroll further down. I can't even express how much that annoys me. Instead, the list shows unimportant columns such as “Realized” or “IZF.” suggestion: The total return “since purchase” MUST ALWAYS be shown, at least for “today”, rather for all periods of time. The data is all already there, which makes it even more incomprehensible. Convert the entry price with the current price and the total return is ready. This can also be calculated and displayed in a fraction of a second. Please please add a column with the total return to the list of all holdings with or at least optional. At least in the browser app, there is endless space. thanks

Hello everyone, I've come up with an idea of how the dividend page can possibly be expanded. I would like to present this idea to you - I have made a graphic for a better understanding. We can access dividend information among the respective holding companies (CAGR 3, 5 and 10 as well as current dividend yield), but it wouldn't even be so bad to offer a graphical presentation based on this information - especially in comparison with the other dividend stocks owned. Then you can see at a glance which of the FOUR areas (champion, future bearer, cash cow or laggard) you are mostly in (I have names from the Internet), because the X-axis represents the current dividend yield, Y-axis shows dividend growth (CAGR 5 or 10) and Z-axis (here in bubble) represents performance (CAGR) OR YOC% (CAGR 5 or 10). Using the graphics, you could install two switchers: - Calculation based on the last 5 or 10 years (CAGR) - Display the Z-axis either as a price gain per year (CAGR) OR YOC (extrapolation, base growth rate in CAGR) With m price gain per year, it must be calculated down to 5 or 10 years and could require additional computing power, and when extrapolating the YOC in 5 or 10 years, everyone must be aware that it is only a theoretical assumption, but still serves as a possible guide if you want to know whether you will achieve your goal of at least 6% or higher after 10 years with the same CAGR 10. I hope that the idea will add value for you! :)