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I am looking to track stocks that are not listed in the major US stock exchange, instead, for Malaysian stocks. Although these stocks are available to analyse through Yahoo Finance, I can't seem to search for them using Numbers. Any advice would be great!
I suggest opening the 'My Stocks' template at File > New in your menu and inserting the symbol you see on Yahoo! Finance in a cell in column A in the table on the Portfolio Sheet, or cell B1 in the table on the 30-Day-History sheet. Keep in mind that the prices will not be "near real time." They will be as of the close of the previous trading day.
SG
I suggest opening the 'My Stocks' template at File > New in your menu and inserting the symbol you see on Yahoo! Finance in a cell in column A in the table on the Portfolio Sheet, or cell B1 in the table on the 30-Day-History sheet. Keep in mind that the prices will not be "near real time." They will be as of the close of the previous trading day.
SG
Understood. However, that was my issue here. The stocks that this template tracks are mainly U.S. based/well-known stocks. On the other hand, regional stocks (i.e. Malaysian stocks), are not available. Even though these stocks are covered by Yahoo Finance.
From Yahoo!Finance I copied 3 components of the ^KLSE (FTSE Bursa KLCI) into the Portfolio template.
Like this:
Paul.
Brilliant! Thanks Paul.
I’ve managed to do so now!
Unable to add foreign stocks to Numbers
