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The wrong pricing data is downloading for Vanguard Real Estate ETF (VNQ). How to fix?

xraysparrow

As of today 10/11/19 the wrong current and historical pricing data is being downloaded for Vanguard Real Estate ETF (VNQ). Is there a way to fix this?

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Jim_Harman

Very strange. I set up VNQ in a test file and here is the result from the Security Detail view:

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If you go to File > File Operations > Validate and Repair and select Correct investing price history and Repair, does that fix it? Back up your data file first in case something goes wrong.

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Jim_Harman

I just tried it and it was very slow to add the security. It failed a couple of times but once it had been added to my watch list the current and historical prices appeared to be correct.

xraysparrow

Hi Jim-

Thanks for your reply.

However, when I update historical prices all prices from earlier than one month ago are wrong- jumping from the low $90s to upwards of $213 and beyond. This is resulting in inaccurate performance data. When I try to delete some of the erroneous entries they repopulate upon redownloading historical price data. You are right- today’s quote is the correct one- those earlier than 9/11/19 are wrong.

Any other thoughts on how to fix?

Jim_Harman

Very strange. I set up VNQ in a test file and here is the result from the Security Detail view:

If you go to File > File Operations > Validate and Repair and select Correct investing price history and Repair, does that fix it? Back up your data file first in case something goes wrong.

Jim_Harman

Another possibility is that you have two securities in Quicken both with the VNQ ticker but one of them is something with a different price.

For dates earlier than 30 days ago, the historical price download provides week or month end prices which might be getting mixed in with your other security.

xraysparrow

I had to delete and rebuild, which fixed the erroneous VNQ data. Thanks for your help Jim!