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6 years of stock splits discovered by Quicken this morning

unknown

Quicken sudden presents me with 8 stock splits over the last 6 years, most of which were already applied, two of which are facetious (1:1). I'm just taking a screen shot and ignoring these. These are from two brokerages, E*Trade and Charles Schwab. Last few times this happened, it took a very long while for Quicken to stop suggesting I incorporate these erroneous split transactions.

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Tom Young

I certainly have had that happen too, exactly as you describe, and have never figured out the "why?" Since I'm confident that all my stock splits are correctly entered I've just learned to ignore the warning and move on.

Vetta

Likewise. Once you tell Q to ignore them they should not pop up again.

q_lurker

Likewise. Once you tell Q to ignore them they should not pop up again.

My sequence to ignoring them is to uncheck them from the list, then click the 'Accept' or 'OK' or 'Done' button (however it is labeled). For that sequence, I do not see the same splits being offered later. Results with other sequences, such as just closing the pop-up window, my be different. I have not explored and cross-checked all the possibilities.

Jim_Harman

These appear to often come from a discrepancy of a day or 2 between the split date in Quicken's quote data vs. the FI's date. I also sometimes have to fiddle with the price history to get it to align properly with the split date.

Vetta

Likewise. Once you tell Q to ignore them they should not pop up again.

Just closing the window postpones the issue but won't eliminate it. Those same splits will reappear in subsequent downloads until either accepted or deleted. Of course, you can always keep closing that window and ignore them forever but that invites irritation.

unknown

Likewise. Once you tell Q to ignore them they should not pop up again.

It's a feature! ;-)

unknown

These appear to often come from a discrepancy of a day or 2 between the split date in Quicken's quote data vs. the FI's date. I also sometimes have to fiddle with the price history to get it to align properly with the split date.

I'll look later. But this happens at least every year in the past few. And this is the first time I've seen 8 splits over 6 years, most all of which I remember addressing in previous years. None are recent.

I've read elsewhere that there is a third-party company that provides the split information to Quicken and that we should blame them. As it has become a regular "feature" of my use of Quicken, I'm not about to care if it's a third-party whom Quicken is using. Practically, I find this to be another problem with Quicken.

I also read I might suppress these errant split notifications if I turn of the downloading of quotes. Fine, but then I'd have to watch the stock prices independently and Quicken becomes not very useful to me.