Your investments, one live total.
Add your PSX stocks, gold and cash. See the live value, how it's split, and the 1-year move - updated from daily market data. Saved on your device only; no login, nothing leaves your browser.
Gold is entered in grams (24K). Cash is the rupee amount. Everything stays in your browser - clearing site data removes it.
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About this tracker
This is a private, no-login tracker: your holdings are saved in your browser's local storage, never sent to a server, so only you can see them. Prices come from the same daily market data the rest of the site uses, so values refresh roughly once a day rather than tick by tick. It's meant to give you a quick, honest picture of where your money sits and how it's split - not a brokerage statement.
How the numbers are worked out
Each holding is valued from the site's data file, which our automated pipeline refreshes twice every trading weekday - once shortly after the PSX opens and once after the close - from sources such as the PSX data portal, SBP and daily gold rates (scheduled runs can occasionally be delayed, so check how the "as of" feel of a price matches your broker). Stocks are marked at the latest scraped share price, gold at the current 24K per-gram rate, and cash simply at the rupee figure you typed. The total is the sum of those values, the donut splits that total by holding, and "Biggest slice" names whichever holding takes the largest share.
The "1-year change" is the value-weighted average of each holding's own one-year move: ₨3,00,000 of a stock that rose 20% blended with ₨1,00,000 of cash (counted as 0%) shows +15%. Two honest caveats follow. Cash always counts as zero, even though a savings account would have paid some profit, so cash-heavy portfolios show a flatter year than they really had. And the figure describes what the assets did over the last year, not your personal return - that depends on when you bought, which the tracker never asks. There is no cost-basis field at all: it shows what your holdings are worth now, not your profit or loss against what you paid.
How to read the numbers
- Watch the biggest slice. If one stock is more than half your total, one company's bad year decides your whole year. Concentration, not the market, is usually what hurts small portfolios most.
- A positive year can still be a real loss. Compare the 1-year change with the CPI figure in the ticker above - a +5% portfolio during 10% inflation lost buying power even though the rupee number grew.
- Cash at face value is quietly shrinking. The tracker shows cash flat at 0%, but idle rupees lose value to inflation every month. That "safe" slice has a cost too.
- These are twice-a-day estimates, not live ticks. Before any actual decision, confirm prices with your broker and holdings with your CDC account statement.
A worked example
Suppose you enter three holdings: 500 shares of a bank stock trading at ₨600, twenty grams of gold with 24K at ₨30,000 per gram (illustrative rates - the tracker always uses the day's actual figures), and ₨2,00,000 sitting in a savings account. The tracker values them at ₨3,00,000, ₨6,00,000 and ₨2,00,000 - total ₨11,00,000 - and the donut immediately makes the point a list of numbers hides: gold is 55% of this portfolio. "Biggest slice: Gold" is not a warning, just a fact many people have never actually seen about their own money. If gold rose 25% over the past year, the stock 10%, and cash counts as 0%, the blended 1-year change works out to about +17% - dominated by the gold, because weights, not picks, decide the total.
Why the split matters more than the picks
Small portfolios rarely get hurt by choosing the second-best bank stock; they get hurt by concentration - one company or one asset carrying most of the total. The donut is the fastest honesty check there is: a "diversified" list of five stocks that are all banks is still one bet on banking spreads, and a portfolio that is 70% gold is a currency-and-metal position with a few shares attached. There is no correct split - that depends on your horizon and nerves - but knowing your actual split is the starting point for every other decision. Drift is the quieter effect worth watching: a strong gold year silently grows that slice without you buying a gram, so the portfolio you own next year is riskier or safer than the one you built, unless you occasionally rebalance back toward whatever mix you intended. Our National Savings vs mutual funds and gold investment guides cover what each slice is actually doing for you.
A practical rhythm: check the split quarterly, not daily. Twice-a-day prices make it tempting to watch the total wiggle, but day-to-day moves are noise you can do nothing useful about - and reacting to them is how tracking turns into trading.
Entering gold: grams, tolas and jewellery
The tracker takes gold in grams of 24K, while jewellers and most Pakistani households think in tolas - one tola is 11.6638 grams, so 5 tolas is about 58.3 grams. If your gold is jewellery rather than bars or coins, two honest adjustments apply before the number means anything: ornaments are usually 21K or 22K rather than 24K (multiply the weight by roughly 0.875 or 0.916 to get the 24K-equivalent), and making charges - often 5-15% of the purchase price - are not recoverable when you sell. A 22K, 10-gram bangle is therefore worth about 9.16 grams at the 24K rate, minus whatever the buyer deducts. The gold page shows today's per-gram and per-tola rates side by side if you'd rather do the conversion there.