Does anyone know if there are other Google sheets functions that can work such as these?
ImportXML
ImportFEED
ImportDATA

The pricing data does load into the source code of the URL, so if there is a possibility of somehow parsing the source code and inserting the data into a Google sheet, that would be great. This is way over my head, technically.

Hello,
I've been importing the US Treasury prices from the Wall Street Journal bond pricing page into my Google sheet for years. It stopped working for me recently. Have other people noticed the same thing? Is there a workaround or alternative source?
Thanks!

Kriegsspiel wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 12, 2019 7:28 pm

Yes.

Does portfoliocharts do the 15/35 rebalancing bands?

PeaktoTrough.com still works fine for me. But if you're looking for other sources, Portfolio Charts has Permanent Portfolio data going back to 1970. I think the problem with Peaktotrough is that if you try to run it for YTD (Jan 1 2019 through today) no results come up. It does seem to work if I do...

PeaktoTrough.com still works fine for me. But if you're looking for other sources, Portfolio Charts has Permanent Portfolio data going back to 1970. Great, thanks. I guess I wasn't being patient enough with the Peaktotrough load time because I do see it is working now. Regarding the Portfolio Chart...

Hello all,
Peaktotrough has been down for a long time now. Is there another resource to do PP backtesting that goes all the way back to 1971?
Thanks!
Jason

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