List of Stocks
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If these are mutual funds...you won't see individual stock holdings in the mutual fund.
If individual stocks are held in an account, you should be able to see your holdings in those.0 -
You aren't clear: you do have the Window:Securities list that will show you all the securities you entered within Quicken.
But, my guess is that you were looking at the Portfolio view: in any investment account, you will see buttons at the top that show Portfolio and Transactions. This allows you to switch back and fourth between said views.
If, instead of selecting a single account, you select the header (such as Investments) in the sidebar, you can accomplish the same. If you select Portfolio in that view, you can see all your holdings across all of your investment accounts.0 -
Apparently the user has Quicken Mac. I don't think they have any of those portfolio views.John in NC said:You aren't clear: you do have the Window:Securities list that will show you all the securities you entered within Quicken.
But, my guess is that you were looking at the Portfolio view: in any investment account, you will see buttons at the top that show Portfolio and Transactions. This allows you to switch back and fourth between said views.
If, instead of selecting a single account, you select the header (such as Investments) in the sidebar, you can accomplish the same. If you select Portfolio in that view, you can see all your holdings across all of your investment accounts.0 -
JohnJohn in NC said:You aren't clear: you do have the Window:Securities list that will show you all the securities you entered within Quicken.
But, my guess is that you were looking at the Portfolio view: in any investment account, you will see buttons at the top that show Portfolio and Transactions. This allows you to switch back and fourth between said views.
If, instead of selecting a single account, you select the header (such as Investments) in the sidebar, you can accomplish the same. If you select Portfolio in that view, you can see all your holdings across all of your investment accounts.
Your suggestion of selecting the header in Investments is just what I was looking for. I had seen it a couple of weeks ago and could not remember where I had found it
thanks very much, I appreciate every one who made a suggestion
Mike B0