Today I was privileged to get a sneak peak at a new financial portfolio web application I think you're going to like. It's called SteamStreet. The site is still in beta. The developers wanted a few investor types to have a look under the cover before the general public in order to get feedback on usability and function. How could I resist? I gladly accepted their offer to take the private SteamStreet Beta for a shake down cruise and write up a review of the site.

SteamStreet is a nicely done web application for evaluating, managing and tracking your financial portfolios. One really cool feature, which I'll tell you about in a little bit, is the portfolio sharing capability. But before you can share a portfolio you have to have a portfolio to share. So let's walk through some of the steps for creating a financial portfolio in SteamStreet.

I logged on using my super secret private SteamStreet Beta logon key and clicked the link to create a new portfolio in my account.