StockMap

How it works

How to map your portfolio without an account

You can map your portfolio without an account. Open Portfolio, type the symbols you hold, preview and confirm: each stock goes on your map, coloured by the model's call. Symbols alone are enough; add quantities and the map sizes each stock by what it's worth. Your holdings stay in this browser until you sign in. Map my portfolio, at the top of the home page, opens the same Import holdings box.

What you see at the end: NVDA on your map, coloured by the model's call

How to map your portfolio without an account: NVDA on your map, coloured by the model's call (desktop)
Desktop
How to map your portfolio without an account: NVDA on your map, coloured by the model's call (phone)
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Try it on StockMap

Step by step

  1. Open Portfolio, in the bar on the left (on a phone, the bar at the bottom).

    You see: Start a portfolio, no account needed

    Start a portfolio, no account needed (desktop)
    Desktop
    Start a portfolio, no account needed (phone)
    Phone

  2. Under Paste what you hold, type the symbols you own, one per line, for example NVDA. Quantities can wait.

  3. Press Preview.

    You see: Import holdings, with NVDA to add

    Import holdings, with NVDA to add (desktop)
    Desktop
    Import holdings, with NVDA to add (phone)
    Phone

  4. In Import holdings, check the list, then press Confirm · add 1.

    You see: Added 1 holding

    Added 1 holding (desktop)
    Desktop
    Added 1 holding (phone)
    Phone

  5. Press See the map.

    You see: NVDA on your map, coloured by the model's call

    NVDA on your map, coloured by the model's call (desktop)
    Desktop
    NVDA on your map, coloured by the model's call (phone)
    Phone

If it doesn’t work

Signed in, an empty Portfolio opens on Start your portfolio instead: stocks from your watchlists and the ones you opened in the last 30 days, to tick and add with Add N to portfolio; below it, Add your holdings takes a paste. A symbol listed under Not on StockMap is not imported.

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