There's no help finding ticker symbols at all. You specify which data feeds you want, and there are even some free real-time quote feeds on the list. Once the prices have been updated, all the securities in the open portfolio are displayed in a spreadsheet-like screen. On the far right of the screen, Quote Tracker shows a small icon representative of recent price changes. Clicking on the icon brings up an intraday chart, and you can have several securities and indexes displayed simultaneously.
Portfolio analysis is limited to gains and losses.
StockVue99 adds analytic capabilities. Those looking for a replacement for Intuit's Investor Insight might turn to QuoteTracker, though it doesn't allow you to generate a five-year price history. You can even create your own index based on arithmetic combinations of other available indices. Quote Tracker's install file is under two megabytes in size, and takes only a few minutes to download over a standard dial-up connection. It's a huge download, over six megabytes, which could tie up your dial-up connection for half an hour or so.