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The rows you starred, with the figures this site holds for them today — not the ones that were on screen when you saved them. The list itself lives in this browser and nowhere else.
A star is a bookmark, nothing more. Saving a row does not buy anything, does not tell us anything, and does not mean this site thinks the security is worth owning. It only means you want to find it again without searching for it.
The security tables on this site carry a star in the first column. Press it and the row joins this page; press it again and it leaves. Nothing is submitted, no page reloads, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Nothing saved yet
A star sits at the start of each row on the security tables. Look for Save and press it — the row lands here, and this page fills in what that security pays now.
Places with a lot of rows to star:
- Screeners — build a screen by structure, sector or size, then star the rows worth coming back to
- Dividend stocks — yields, growth streaks and payment cadence, plus the curated lists
- Preferred stocks — fixed-rate series and exchange-traded debt
- Search — if you already know the ticker, the security's own page is one step away
If you have starred rows before and this page is empty, it is almost always because you are in a different browser, on a different device, in a private window, or the browser has cleared its site data since. The list is deliberately local — see below.
What they pay today
Read the Yield column together with the one beside it. The yearly payment behind a yield can be a contractual coupon, an estimate built from the latest regular payment, or the cash actually paid over the past twelve months, and those are not the same claim. The basis column names which one each row is.
| SavedThe star that put this row on the list. Press it again to take the row off. | Ticker | Name | TypeThe kind of security this is. Each kind pays for a different reason and is taxed differently — the ticker opens a page that explains which. | Price | YieldThe payment for a year divided by the latest stored price. The Yield basis column says how that yearly payment was established. | Yield basisWhere the yearly payment came from: a fixed contractual coupon, an estimate from the latest regular payment, or the cash actually paid over 12 months. | TTM yield | Annual payment | Pays | Next ex-dateBuy on or after this date and the next payment goes to the seller rather than to you. | Saved on |
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Prices and everything computed from them were last refreshed Aug 25, 2026.
This list lives in this browser only
It is not an account. There is no sign-in, no password, no email address and no row in any database on our side. The tickers sit in this browser's local storage; the only time they leave it is when this page asks our server what those tickers pay, and that question is answered and forgotten.
It does not sync. A list built on a laptop will not appear on a phone, and a private window starts empty and forgets everything when it closes. If you clear your browsing data, the list goes with it.
That is the feature, not an apology for a missing one. A synced list would mean an account, an account would mean an email address and a password to keep, and a record of what a named person is interested in owning is exactly the kind of data a research site has no business holding. So we do not hold it. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to delete, nothing of yours for us to lose. What this site does and does not store is set out in full in the privacy policy.