Will stock market prices continue to download if I keep Q2007 and High Sierra?

normanpetersen

If I keep Quicken 2007 on High Sierra, then, according to recent Quicken email transactions will not download. Does this include daily stock market prices?

jacobs

I believe it means all forms of online connectivity. You'll be able to continue to use Quicken 2007 on High Sierra, but entering everything manually. Unless you need to see daily or weekly investment values, you can simply update your investment values manually from your brokerage statements at the end of each month or quarter (which is what I do). If that is suitable for you, you ought to be able to continue to use Quicken 2007 for awhile.

Just be aware that at some future date -- probably a few years from now -- when the modern version of Quicken inevitably requires macOS Catalina or higher, there will cease to be any way to convert your Quicken 2007 data. So this is an advance warning that Quicken 2007 users have a limited number of years left to be able to convert their data file to the modern Quicken subscription product.

jacobs

I believe it means all forms of online connectivity. You'll be able to continue to use Quicken 2007 on High Sierra, but entering everything manually. Unless you need to see daily or weekly investment values, you can simply update your investment values manually from your brokerage statements at the end of each month or quarter (which is what I do). If that is suitable for you, you ought to be able to continue to use Quicken 2007 for awhile.

Just be aware that at some future date -- probably a few years from now -- when the modern version of Quicken inevitably requires macOS Catalina or higher, there will cease to be any way to convert your Quicken 2007 data. So this is an advance warning that Quicken 2007 users have a limited number of years left to be able to convert their data file to the modern Quicken subscription product.