Bugs & Issues

It appears that the performance in the report is going through the current date rather than the end date selected in the report. I have run the reports for model portfolios with several different end dates and the performance is the same (and matches the performance through the current date).

When the ROIC is combined with the other two metrics on the same graph, the ROIC appears as hundredths. For example, a ROIC of 40% appears as 0.40%, whenever they are together, forcing the ROIC to be left alone on a single graph

latency issues again with my stock dashboard scrolling what is the problem , you fix it for a day ro two and then it reverts . i have reported this 3 time sin last month

It shows significant drop while its hard to believe that is due to digit change.

Fiscal Year End for some companies are wrong, for example DDOG in Koyfin says FY End in March when the real date is in December, another example is PANW Koyfin shows January when in reality is July, MSFT in Koyfin shows March when the real FY end is June, I rely on this dates to be correct to be able to compare different companies to see if I have to use FY End or NTM on Revenue or Earnings and also to see in which quarter are we in right now.

latency issues when loading website and scrolling down dashboard stock list

Is there a data anomaly in 2014? This doesn't look right. There must be some company in the index with faulty data around that time?

FRO indicated dividend yield is incorrect. Actually, it has been for a long time. I thought I wrote this up, but I can't find a post from me in the forum. 1.03*4/37.01=11.1% vs Koyfin 4.75% INSW is also wrong. One must be careful with INSW. It has a long standing regular dividend and also issues larger supplemental dividends. Regular Dividend Indicated Yield .12*4/85.14=.56% vs Koyfin 5.16% Supplemental Dividend Indicated Yield 2.03*4/85.14=9.53% vs Koyfin 5.16% Combined Dividend Indicated Yield 2.15*4/85.14=10.1% vs Koyfin 5.16% None of the numbers are close. Let's look at a couple other tickers just to see if there is something widely incorrent in Koyfin. CVX as an example is close. The difference is probably explained by a variation in the price used in the denominator, last price vs closing price 1D ago perhaps. 1.71*4/190.63=3.59 vs Koyfin 3.70 HD as an example is close. The difference is probably explained by a variation in the price used in the denominator, last price vs closing price 1D ago perhaps. 2.38*4/323.88=2.94 vs Koyfin 2.98 The conclusion one must form is that Koyfin hates oil tankers. Why do you hate oil tankers? :)

I make a change and hit Save and it spins for a long time before giving me two red toasts indicating the save has failed.

Koyfin reports this as Franklin Core Dividend ETF but this is the Franklin China ETF