The new Quicken is a bust....give us the choice, old or new.

Will never use this again!

reply to Bill G:

I am not sure what versions I use. I type in the URL Quicken.com and then click on sign in and select portfolio.

That is the only version I have ever known to use; did not know there was another way. Up until the new improved destruction, it was all I ever needed. Far more tools than I ever used or even knew how to use.

I tried Market Place for a while, but have sort of gone back to Yahoo, in which you can set up the same columns you had in Quicken. But it is really inconvenient flipping around in five actual portfolios and about 15 watch portfolios set up to track different sectors of investments. All the same information is there, it is just more inconvenient to hop around and change views since it always wants to open a your selected default view which is different between portfolios of stocks you actually own and portfolios of stocks you don't own but are watching performance data on in a different way.

Bottom line.
I'm "stuck" on Quicken because I haven't found anything else out there.  I've searched but all seem to have the same or less features than Quicken.
Of course, their advertised features may actually work 100%.  I don't know.
Are there any other products that do what Quicken does or better?
How about MS Money?

Curious

Hello All,

I had left this post open in the hopes that users would report some helpful information on the kinds of issues they were experiencing, so that we might fix them sooner--however, the post has now deteriorated into arguments and personal attacks.

I am locking this thread--I will post another, locked, announcement thread for notfications, and another, unlocked thread in the hopes that we can start over, and users can post detailed issues, and not just arguments with each other. 

Thanks--