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Thanks for the feedback and suggestions Dave.
The "value of $10K" figures ($10K is an industry standard amount used for these purposes) are pre-calculated and stored in the database, and would be too processor/database intensive to calculate on-the-fly for each fund ... especially when you add moving averages (which take 5 times the processing to add, and are the slowest part of the entire data update process!!)
Yes, the portfolio manager is intended to be where you'd go for this type of information for your own portfolio. I'm not quite sure how I'm going to implement it yet - but some form of historical value information would be good.
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