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Why did a reverse stock split entry cause all shares to disappear from Portfolio view?
Sharafinski
I created a NEW transaction, a 1 for 3 reverse stock split. After hitting SAVE the stock disappeared from the Portfolio view. Whaaa????
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lhossus
In your brokerage account in Quicken:
Switch from Portfolio view to
Transaction view
.
Enable the following columns:
Shares
,
Share Balance
,
Memo/Notes
Clear Filters: the filters should be All Dates, Any Type, Any Status. Click on the
Clear Filters
button if present.
Set the sort order to Date, by clicking on the header of the
Date
column.
Using the
search bo
x (upper right), find all transactions for the stock.
Examine the following:
1) Does the
Share Balance
reflect each transaction, going up with acquisitions, down with sales, changing according to each stock split, etc.?
2) Is there a
Placeholder
transaction? Examine the content of the Memo/Notes field of each transaction. Or search for the word "placeholder".
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lhossus
In your brokerage account in Quicken:
Switch from Portfolio view to
Transaction view
.
Enable the following columns:
Shares
,
Share Balance
,
Memo/Notes
Clear Filters: the filters should be All Dates, Any Type, Any Status. Click on the
Clear Filters
button if present.
Set the sort order to Date, by clicking on the header of the
Date
column.
Using the
search bo
x (upper right), find all transactions for the stock.
Examine the following:
1) Does the
Share Balance
reflect each transaction, going up with acquisitions, down with sales, changing according to each stock split, etc.?
2) Is there a
Placeholder
transaction? Examine the content of the Memo/Notes field of each transaction. Or search for the word "placeholder".
Sharafinski
Thank you for this carefully detailed procedure. I greatly appreciate it.
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