leonardoarcari
[Proposal] Add an example file for importing portfolio
It would be nice to have an example file to download to import my portfolio in dcapal. It can be put near the Import portfolio. What do you think?
If you want there are the following demo pages:
- https://dcapal.com/demo/60-40
- https://dcapal.com/demo/all-seasons
- https://dcapal.com/demo/mr-rip
It would probably be better to put a page with examples of these 3 portfolios. What do you think @leonardoarcari ?
Yeah @corradopetrelli is right! There are already those 3 demo portfolios but they are barely advertised.
It would be cool to come up with an home page design that navigates the user to model portfolios if he's not sure where to start.
It shouldn't get in the way of the app presentation, but still should be part of the funnel.
@leonardoarcari
A naive solution is:
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Yeah probably something like that, but I'd like to work on some cleaner design. Accessing model portfolios shouldn't distract the users from the main workflow.
Yeah probably something like that, but I'd like to work on some cleaner design. Accessing model portfolios shouldn't distract the users from the main workflow.
No problem it was a naive solution, a possible solution could be to put it in the menu right after "Get started", something like "Try demo".
What do you think of adding a new section called "explore portfolios", or something like that, maybe in the future we can add a feature where ppl can share their portfolios there. As of now, we can add a few examples to start with.
We can add a feature where ppl can share their portfolios there
If I understood correctly the project probably won't happen since we don't store anywhere outside the browser the user's portfolios. But make sense to put a section "Demo portfolios" or "Try demo" like @corradopetrelli suggested
What do you think of adding a new section called "explore portfolios", or something like that, maybe in the future we can add a feature where ppl can share their portfolios there. As of now, we can add a few examples to start with.
Yeah I like this approach @mattiapitossi. A new section will have enough room to put a show-case of demo portfolios while leaving the landing page nice and clean. We could add a short message below the Allocate your savings / Import portfolio buttons linking to the demo section:
Not sure where to start? Check out our model portfolios ➡️
If I understood correctly the project probably won't happen since we don't store anywhere outside the browser the user's portfolios
I certainly value the zero-login/zero-storage experience, but I agree that having a private area could unlock interesting features. Users will trade some privacy for convenience, but non-registered users will still have access to current UX.
I certainly value the zero-login/zero-storage experience, but I agree that having a private area could unlock interesting features. Users will trade some privacy for convenience, but non-registered users will still have access to current UX.
I love the vision. You could integrate graphs to show the distribution of your portfolio by:
- Brokers
- Currency
- State
- Continent And so on.
I'm noticing on subreddit /r/ItalyPersonalFinance and all the YouTubers talking about personal finance that the topic of ### diversification is in high demand lately. In my opinion it could provide added value.
Sorry of OT.
I'm noticing on subreddit /r/ItalyPersonalFinance and all the YouTubers talking about personal finance that the topic of diversification is in high demand lately
Yeah I noticed! Big hype on investing (betting?) on risky countries in the name of some diversification benefit. Imo, that's just uncompensated risk taking: you should diversify if there's evidence of decorrelation that brings positive returns. Otherwise you're just reducing returns while increasing your portfolio variance. Brilliant move 😄
Otherwise you're just reducing returns while increasing your portfolio variance. Brilliant move 😄
Yes of course, it's like to cut off one's nose to spite one's face