Boursefolio · Private investor
The gain that counts is the net gain.
Boursefolio applies your bank's fees and capital gains tax to your positions, to show what you would keep if you sold.
The situation.
The bank statement shows a gain, but not what would be left once selling fees and tax are paid. The sum is done by hand, or not at all.
How it works.
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Your bank chosen
Its fees go into every calculation.
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A simulated sale
On every stock, what you would keep, net.
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Gains by year
Realised, with the tax due and the fees paid.
What you gain.
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Net amounts
The figures shown account for fees and tax.
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A benchmark
Your portfolio compared with the same money placed in the MASI index.
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A clean history
Trade journal exportable as CSV.
The features used.
- Overview
- Simulated sale
- Realised gains
- MASI comparison
Notice. Estimates for your personal tracking. Neither investment nor tax advice: your bank's contract notes and annual tax statement prevail. The ratings shown are BMCE Capital Bourse's, not ours. Boursefolio places no orders and never touches your money. Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes.