// monsa vs sharesight
Monsa y Sharesight, dónde se solapan y dónde no.
Sharesight is the record of what you own and what it cost. Monsa is the judgement about whether it still belongs.
Para qué sirve esta herramienta, y la tabla de abajo, siguen en inglés. Son afirmaciones sobre el producto de otro, citadas una vez y comprobadas una vez, y ocho versiones de una afirmación sobre un tercero son ocho ocasiones de contarla un poco mal.
Para qué sirve Sharesight
Portfolio tracking with an accounting spine - trades, dividends, currency, and tax reporting that people genuinely rely on at year end.
Monsa holds the rules you wrote down and checks your holdings against them every night.
These sit next to each other with almost no overlap. Sharesight is bookkeeping done properly; Monsa never touches tax, cost basis or dividends and would be a poor choice for any of it. What Monsa has that a ledger does not is the written strategy and the nightly check against it.
Lado a lado
| Lo que quiere hacer | Sharesight | Monsa |
|---|---|---|
| Track trades, dividends and cost basis | Its whole reason for existing, and it is thorough. | Minimal. Shares and average cost, entered by hand. |
| Tax reporting | A major feature, per jurisdiction. | None at all. |
| Say whether a holding still fits your strategy | Not a question it asks. | The only question it asks. |
Cuándo no necesita Monsa
If what you need is an accurate record for your accountant, that is Sharesight and Monsa is not a substitute for it.
Monsa tampoco es un bróker, no ejecuta operaciones y nunca dice qué comprar o vender. Las otras comparaciones dicen lo mismo sobre otras herramientas, y una hoja de cálculo llega más lejos de lo que casi todo el mundo espera.
Las reglas escritas mientras todavía recuerda por qué compró algo sobreviven al momento en que el precio le lleva la contraria.