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Fidelity Mutual Funds

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richardgilmore42

I am having the same problem with some Fidelity mutual funds. A fund that should be worth $104.567 per share becomes $10.4567. Fidelity had a ten for one fund split on 7/16/18. All values after the split appear to be correct. Examples: Fidelity Growth Company FDGRX, Fidelity Contra Fund FCNTX, and Fidelity Value Fund FDVLX

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richardgilmore42 said:

I am having the same problem with some Fidelity mutual funds. A fund that should be worth $104.567 per share becomes $10.4567. Fidelity had a ten for one fund split on 7/16/18. All values after the split appear to be correct. Examples: Fidelity Growth Company FDGRX, Fidelity Contra Fund FCNTX, and Fidelity Value Fund FDVLX

Has the actual stock split event been recorded in Quicken, as a Stock Split, not a downloaded Add Shares transaction?
Some views, e.g. Edit Security Details, have a checkmark for "Split adjust", to show a correct price quote over time graph. The Price History records do not auto-adjust themselves for splits.

richardgilmore42

At the time of the split, I no longer owned any of the affected mutual funds. It's the history that seems to be the problem. See attachment. Quicken is dividing some historical prices by ten. This is causing my valuations to be way off.

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Sherlock

If you haven’t already, I suggest you manually correct the bad price history entries.