Demo stock portfolio tracker with Google Data Studio

The dashboard below is not an image, it is a real one and is interactive. You can change some filters to see data from a different perspective. For instance, you can change the date range or select a particular stock.

Click here to open it in Google Data Studio

NOTE: An enhanced version was published at Create personal stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio.

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To better understand the overall concept, please check out this post Create personal stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio.

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The post is only for informational purposes and not for trading purposes or financial advice.

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Create personal stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio

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Demo stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets

As explained in the post Create personal stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio , a personal stock portfolio tracker consists of 2 main elements: a spreadsheet in Google Sheets and an interactive dashboard in Google Data Studio. You can take a look at the sample spreadsheet below to have an idea of how the data is organized and related. It is possible to make a copy of the spreadsheet to study it thoroughly. NOTE: An enhanced version was published at Create personal stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio . Make a copy Note Disclaimer Make a copy Click here to make a copy Note To better understand the overall concept, please check out this post Create personal stock portfolio tracker with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio . Disclaimer The post is only for informational purposes and not for trading purposes or financial advice.

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