Monthly Archives: October 2007

One of our developers has created a great MacOS X widget that you can use to keep an eye on your live feed, using the new Covestor data export API. Check it out on his blog – and download the widget directly from there.  Let us know of other applications […]

Today we activated the rankings tab to allow our members to benchmark their own performance, and to help users find other members that match their investment goals. We already have significantly more portfolio managers on Covestor than work for any professional firm, and so this feature will help you to […]

As you may have seen in your account already, or read online, we have added a great new feature to help members take greater control of their portfolio data. You can now export your performance, holding and trade data in RSS, XML and CSV formats. We know many of you […]

After a fair amount of debate, we have decided to tweak our performance calculation formulae for single stock performance, to account for short-long crossovers. At Covestor we bring institutional grade measurement to individual’s portfolios, which includes calculation of each members performance by stock and sector. For those interested in the […]

A number of members have noticed that we removed the Covestor management team from the ‘most followed’ list in the last week. Prior to having the rankings live the ‘most followed’ table is a good way a finding great investors to track. The issue was that since we had been […]

Covestor, in its beta phase, is a closed network for highly adept personal investors to share their investment decisions, but you don’t have to be a member of the site to track another members trades. If a member has chosen to keep their factsheet public, or has posted a widget […]