Investy is a portfolio analyzation tool that allows individual or professional investors to breakdown a stock portfolio and see financial data across the aggregated investments. Investors can model hypothetical portfolios, leverage diversification and allocation data as well as compare their portfolio against professionals such as Warren Buffett and others.<p>http://www.investy.com
I like the idea, but my vanilla fidelity.com account (i.e., as opposed to the pro active trader account they also offer) already has similar portfolio tools built-in.<p>Your tools might be better, but it's going to be hard to convince me to sign up and pay for yours when I get something similar for free.<p>Also, since you're not letting me trade out of that account directly (though it might be a feature you're planning to add eventually), that adds more friction, and makes it even less likely that I would consider paying for your service.<p>I hope that wasn't too harsh, but I'm just looking at it solely from a customer's perspective.
Founder here.<p>The pitch behind this is that the current landscape of investment tools isn’t fitting the bill for what I needed to effectively invest. Google/Yahoo Finance are great resources for seeing statistics of a single stock, but they weren’t really built to show aggregate data across an entire portfolio. The aim of this product is to give a point in time snapshot of a portfolio in order to bridge that gap.<p>This initial release is just a small subset of what is planned for the product. There’s a ton of exciting things planned for the next release, which will really catapult it forward in terms of usefulness.<p>Would love to get your feedback HN! Positive or negative, it will all be helpful!
What is "Advanced Data"? You're charging an extra $20 a month for it, but I can't find anywhere that tells me what it actually is and why I'd want to pay extra for it.
How many investors only invest in stocks? I personally have more in ETF's and mutual funds than single stocks. How about the bond portion? It seems weird to apply tons of analysis to only a portion of someone's investments.<p>Also, since it seems on the surface to be like Morningstar's portfolio x-rays, you should have a good answer for how it is different.<p>Oh, and "analyzation" isn't a word, is it? How about, "portfolio analysis tool".
the demo needs to say click here for instant demo ... I thought try it now was a signup.<p>Once in the demo (dashboard, performance , etc ...) there is too much visual space and not enough concentrated content. The data is important but delivered in this manner makes me think there is not much value here. Also the demo would be better suited if it let me sign up (no CC) and I could add up to 3 stocks to try it out.
High fees. The cheapest plan would be $348/year or 3.5% of a $10,000 portfolio. It would have to make that much back to be cost effective. I would emphasize that no subscription is necessary, maybe by changing the wording to "$29 for 30 days"
Do you have permission to use those stock exchange logos? Doing it that way makes it look like they're customers of yours, which is probably illegal without their permission.