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Why an investor chooses Sharesight over spreadsheets

by Stephanie Stefanovic, Content Manager, Sharesight | May 16th 2023

Part of our customer experience series, this video features Marcus E., an investor who has been tracking his portfolios with Sharesight since 2018.

Marcus was looking for a simple online portfolio management solution and came across Sharesight, a solution that is able to grow with his changing investment needs.

For Marcus, Sharesight is all about the ability to go beyond a spreadsheet. Sharesight helps him to streamline his multiple portfolios, including his self-managed superannuation fund, personal portfolios, and his parents’ portfolios. With Sharesight, he also gains easy access to reporting insights for specific targeted requirements.

Watch the video to discover Marcus’ investing journey with Sharesight:

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Same foundations, different convictions: how Australian men and women really invest

by Stephanie Stefanovic | Oct 27th 2026

Sharesight data shows Australian men and women share the same core ETFs – but women lead on ethical investing and buy-and-hold, while men trade more actively.