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My initial instinct is that having a daily valuation history table at an account level is not very helpful.
I recently ran into an issue, creating a real estate asset and then setting a valuation today, and a valuation 10 years ago. Selecting to view "all" history in the chart crashed the app.
The usefulness is also dependent on the account type:
History tab won't be useful for things like real estate, where the values change very rarely.
For transactional accounts like credit cards or bank accounts, the history and the transaction pages make more sense to be merged.
For securities or crypto which do have daily valuation changes independent of buy/sell behavior (transactions), I can see value in a history tab. But is daily the right granularity here? Especially at > 1 year of history getting viewed. Is this history information helpful since we have the chart? What would be more useful I think is a stacked area chart option showing the contribution of each security to the overall up/down trend.
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@flacnut I agree that we should consider deleting it altogether. We can always add it back and early on it's probably best to error on the "minimalist" side until we're 100% clear what users find valuable.
To address a few specific points:
I recently ran into an issue, creating a real estate asset and then setting a valuation today, and a valuation 10 years ago. Selecting to view "all" history in the chart crashed the app.
As this is more performance related, I wouldn't necessarily group this as something holding us back from showing a history. But this is definitely worth a fix through either setting time series intervals or limiting the history we show.
History tab won't be useful for things like real estate, where the values change very rarely.
In the future, I'm imagining that we'll allow users to connect a Zillow (or other 3rd party) valuation service and fetch an updated valuation every X weeks/months, which could be useful to see over time.
For transactional accounts like credit cards or bank accounts, the history and the transaction pages make more sense to be merged.
Agreed.
For securities or crypto which do have daily valuation changes independent of buy/sell behavior (transactions), I can see value in a history tab. But is daily the right granularity here? Especially at > 1 year of history getting viewed. Is this history information helpful since we have the chart?
All historical info is calculated and synced on a daily basis, so in theory, all the expensive work done here will happen in the background. That said, I do agree that it adds some redundancy to the graph and may not be needed.
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