Very neat, excited to take a look, and especially excited that it is self hostable / open source. I've tried a number of services like this, and always end up back on a spreadsheet because: 1. I hate giving my data to a third party 2. There always ends up being some limitation that forces me to exclude part of my assets, doesn't let me handle something the way I wish, etc
Yeah I also want an offline portfolio tracker Offline taxes guess there’s not enough money in that
Ghostfolio: Open-source wealth management software
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#103Maybe I'm just getting old but it always makes me skeptical when something is introduced as "Open Source" and then the main landing page includes a pricing tab.
On the other hand you have some onlyfans girls flashing their ass for 10 seconds getting thousands or even millions.
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#104Maybe I'm just getting old but it always makes me skeptical when something is introduced as "Open Source" and then the main landing page includes a pricing tab.
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#105I'm flattered to see they have a page advertising it as an alternative to ProjectionLab (disclosure: I made that). Though I haven't yet seen a part of this tool that makes projections. Did I miss that?
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#106Can someone not just make a wealth management spreadsheet in Excel? If anyone has a good one, can you share or sell to me?
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#107I just don't get this sentiment. Nothing lets me model free-form questions as quickly, easily and effectively as opening up Excel. I get there are better tools for specialized or defined problems, but the spreadsheet is still my go-to general purpose tool.
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#108"saying no to spreadsheets in 2023" I just don't get this sentiment. Nothing lets me model free-form questions as quickly, easily and effectively as opening up Excel. I get there are better tools for specialized or defined problems, but the spreadsheet is still my go-to general purpose tool.
Re: Ghostfolio: Open-source wealth management software
#109"saying no to spreadsheets in 2023" I just don't get this sentiment. Nothing lets me model free-form questions as quickly, easily and effectively as opening up Excel. I get there are better tools for specialized or defined problems, but the spreadsheet is still my go-to general purpose tool.
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#110Why did the site hijack the back button? I tried to return to HN but it just kept reloading into the ghostfol.io site...
I am always baffled by people who actually use the back and forward buttons. I guess I just assume that everyone opens links by right-clicking and opening in a new tab. Is there some reason why back and forward is a better or even useful option?
The amount of websites that don’t support control+click indicate to me that most people don’t use the method.
Edit: but regardless it’s not okay to hijack the back button.