Holdings and performance
Shares held, average purchase price, current value, and unrealized gain or loss on every position, updated with each quote refresh.
US markets · Portfolio tracker
Your US holdings, in one clear dashboard. Every position accounted for
Record buys and sells, follow current value and unrealized profit or loss, and keep the US stocks you're researching on a focused watchlist. Dollars stay in dollars, with no exchange-rate guesswork sitting between you and your numbers.
Cost basis per position
Allocation breakdown
Free to use
My US portfolio
USD · 3 holdingsTotal value
$37,175.00
+$2,931.40 · +8.56% all time
NVDA
50% of portfolio
$18,642
+12.4%
AAPL
29% of portfolio
$10,609
+4.8%
AMZN
21% of portfolio
$7,924
−2.1%
USD
Reported in the market's own currency
Cost basis
Tracked from your trade history
Multi-market
Nigeria and the US today, more to come
Free
No broker link, no funds held
What you get
The numbers a position page is for.
Not a trading terminal, but a record of what you own, what it cost, and what it's worth today.
Trade history
Every buy and sell you record, so each position carries a cost basis you can actually explain rather than a number you have to trust.
US stock watchlist
Save the stocks you're researching and come back to their latest price and daily move without searching for them again.
Built for more than one market
One portfolio, however many markets you invest across.
The tracker treats a market as part of what a position is, not as a setting on the page. Nigeria and the US are live today, each reporting in its own currency. As we add exchanges, they land in this same dashboard, with no second account, no migration, and no blended total papering over the difference between them.
- Every market totals in its own currency: dollars stay dollars, naira stays naira
- No FX conversion, so an exchange-rate swing can't move your reported returns
- Filter to one market or view everything at once
- Market shown on every row, so a ticker listed in two places can't mislead you
- New markets appear here as they launch, with your existing positions untouched
Holdings
4 positionsNVDA
100 @ $165.80
$18,642
value
+$2,062
+12.4%
AAPL
50 @ $202.10
$10,609
value
+$504
+4.8%
AMZN
40 @ $202.35
$7,924
value
−$170
−2.1%
DANGCEM
500 @ ₦452.00
₦248,500
value
+₦22,500
+9.9%
Each market totals in its own currency. More markets slot in here as they launch.
How it works
From first trade to full picture
01
Record your first trade
Enter the US ticker, the number of shares, what you paid, and the date. That's the whole form.
02
Follow your holdings
Cost basis, current value, allocation and unrealized gain or loss appear together, per position and per market.
03
Review and refine
Use the transaction history to see how a position was built, and the allocation view to see where you've become concentrated.
Portfolio values are recalculated from NGN Market's latest available US quotes, with each market kept in its native currency for a clearer view of performance. US quotes are delayed by at least 15 minutes.
How our US market data worksCommon questions
How the tracker keeps your portfolio clear.
Is the US portfolio tracker free?
Yes. Create an account, record US stock trades, and monitor your holdings and watchlist from the dashboard at no cost.
Does NGN Market connect to my broker?
No. Trades are recorded manually. NGN Market does not hold funds, link to brokerage accounts, or execute orders. It is a record-keeping and research tool, not a broker.
Are holdings from different markets converted into one total?
No, and that's deliberate. Each market is reported in its own currency with its own totals: dollars for US positions, naira for NGX ones. The same will apply to any market we add. A blended figure would depend on an exchange rate we'd have to pick for you, and it would move your reported performance on days none of your positions actually moved.
What happens if I sell part of a position?
Record the sale as a transaction and the remaining shares, average cost and unrealized gain are recalculated from your full trade history for that ticker.
Which markets can I track, and are more coming?
Nigerian Exchange and US listings (stocks, ADRs and ETFs) are supported today. The dashboard is built around markets as a first-class concept rather than bolted on around one exchange, so additional markets appear in the same portfolio as they launch, with nothing to migrate and no separate account to keep.
Bring your US holdings together.
Build a portfolio record you can actually reason about, and keep the stocks you're still deciding on close by.