Log every buy and sell (shares and price) for the PSE stocks you trade to see live cost basis, market value, gain/loss, realized P&L, dividend income, and risk against real end-of-day / delayed quotes, plus upcoming ex-dividend dates and news for the companies you actually hold. Nothing you enter leaves your browser: your transaction log is stored only in localStorage, the same way the watchlist star works. No account, nothing to lose if you clear cookies.
Common questions
Is there a free portfolio tracker for Philippine stocks?
Yes, this one. PSEye's portfolio tracker covers every PSE-listed company, needs no account or signup, and is free with no paid tier. Your transaction log is saved in your own browser's localStorage and is never uploaded, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing for anyone else to see.
How do I track my stock portfolio in the Philippines?
Log each buy and sell with the ticker, number of shares, price per share and date. From that list PSEye works out your average cost, current market value, unrealized gain or loss, and realized profit on anything you have already sold. Prices come from real end-of-day and delayed PSE quotes, so the figures move as the market does without you re-entering anything.
How do I compute average cost and cost basis on PSE stocks?
Cost basis is what you actually paid: shares multiplied by price, plus the broker fee on that order. Average cost is your total cost basis divided by the shares you still hold, so buying the same stock at several prices blends them into one figure. PSEye folds any fee you enter into the cost basis, which means your average cost is already a break-even price before selling costs.
What is the difference between realized and unrealized gain?
Unrealized gain is profit on paper: the difference between what your shares are worth now and what you paid, which moves every time the price does and is not locked in. Realized gain is profit you have actually taken by selling, net of fees. PSEye reports the two separately and matches sells against your oldest buys first, which is the FIFO convention.
Does PSEye store my portfolio or see my holdings?
No. Everything you enter stays in your browser's localStorage on your own device, the same way the watchlist star works. There is no account, no server-side copy, and no analytics on what you hold. Clearing your browser data clears your portfolio, so use the CSV export if you want a backup.
Can I try a portfolio tracker without using real money?
Yes. Practice mode starts you with ₱100,000 in simulated cash traded against real market prices, kept completely separate from your real portfolio and watchlist. You can also load a sample portfolio of five large caps to see what a filled-in dashboard looks like before entering anything of your own.
Can I import my transactions from a spreadsheet?
Yes. The form accepts a CSV with the columns ticker, type, shares, price, date and fee, where date is YYYY-MM-DD and type is buy or sell. A header row is fine and the fee column is optional. Bad rows are reported individually rather than failing the whole file, and you can export the same format back out at any time.
What is the Portfolio Shape hexagon?
It scores what you hold on six measures: diversification, sector spread, income, stability, value and momentum. Each one ranks your holdings against every PSE-listed company PSEye has data for, and prints the real figure behind the score next to it. It describes the shape of your portfolio. It is not a rating, a recommendation, or advice, and a wide shape is not a prediction that a portfolio will do well.
Prices are end-of-day / delayed quotes, refreshed hourly during trading hours, not real-time. New to the market? The Getting Started guide walks through buying your first PSE stock, and Trading Costs works out the broker fees to enter alongside each trade.