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Symbol lookup when adding a new security cannot find a valid ticker MFC.PR.C on the TSE

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Valid symbol on TSE MFC.PR.C is not working MFC-C does not work either, Any suggestions

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thecreator

Hi @ Jean-Marc Arsenault ,

See this Article: https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/add-your-quicken-information-to-your-posts-plus-...

You have not include any information on your operating system or Quicken version.

unknown

Additional information to open problem: Using Home & Business 2016 Canadian version recently updated last week. The problem happens on manual input of a security purchase. See symbol on MSN Money https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/stock...

Lyn Buddenhagen

Additional information to open problem: Using Home & Business 2016 Canadian version recently updated last week. The problem happens on manual input of a security purchase. See symbol on MSN Money https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/stock...

Bonjour Jean-Marc - I think you are trying to find a preferred stock? They are much, much harder to get a working ticker for. This is not a Quicken application problem; it's that preferred stocks do not trade much (in the US, anyway), and also if it's a new issue it might not be out there yet. Are you downloading from a brokerage account? or entering things manually?

Concordman

Don't recall a quicken for Mac home & business application

unknown

Additional information to open problem: Using Home & Business 2016 Canadian version recently updated last week. The problem happens on manual input of a security purchase. See symbol on MSN Money https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/stock...

Entering manually

unknown

Yes you are right I entered on MAC tab by error. I am working on Windows 10

jr7107

Tested this, appears to work. Just stumbled across this post looking for something else Canada related.

TSE:MFC-C