The generic Performance report treats any withdrawal from the account in the Average annual return %. When one security is exchanged for another with no change in cash balance. The performance report is capturing the "shares removed" as a withdrawal, but is not recognizing the "shares added", there fore the performance % is inflated.
I have checked and all securities are present for reporting. The old security that shares were removed from and the new security that shares were added to.
The generic Performance report treats any withdrawal from the account in the Average annual return %. When one security is exchanged for another with no change in cash balance. The performance report is capturing the "shares removed" as a withdrawal, but is not recognizing the "shares added", there fore the performance % is inflated.I have checked and all securities are present for reporting. The old security that shares were removed from and the new security that shares were added to.
Can I ask what version of Quicken you are using? The problem with my performance report is that it is not including the "added " shares as is shown in you attached screen shot.
I have checked the Securities list to insure that the security is there.
The are no filters set for the report. It is set to select all securities.
The "added " share transaction is in the account transaction list, and the account beginning and ending totals balance with My financial institution.
The mystery is solved. When the conversion transaction downloaded from my financial intuition. It did not include the cost for shares "added". Since it was a conversion, there was no cost impact, so the ending value was unchanged.
However, the shares "removed" had a cost associated with the transaction.
So I edited the "added" transaction to include the cost and BINGO, the performance report now reflects the "added " shares transaction and of course calculates the IRR % correctly.