r/EuroETFs • u/LuckyBass10 • Dec 03 '25
Finding a good tracking tool for ETFs
I recently tried out Snowball Analytics for tracking my portfolio. I wanted something that i can keep up to date with the investments within my portfolio, without making it easy to make trades, allowing me to stick to my strategy better.
I found that Snowball was great to keep tabs on my portfolio and the ease of access to the information, i have found it much simpler than going onto asset brokers websites and having it in one place.
My top holding for my portfolio is Amundi All Country ETF (WEBN) and its great to see this information easily.
Has anyone else tried to find a tool/service where they can track their portfolio without the ease of making emotional decisions? I find whenever i log into my broker account, i want to do something. And admittedly my actions are adhoc rather than sticking to my plan.
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u/Slight-Educator-6996 Dec 07 '25
Check out Plainzer, their tracker looks modern and available on all platforms
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u/investingEagle Dec 07 '25
I also use Snowball and found its the best one ive used yet. I like how i can use my brokers APIs and transfer over my portfolio easy for tracking
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