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'Buy and Hold' showing $0 in investment performance tab

KnnNike

On the Investing Performance tab, there is an option to select "Buy and Hold" in the "Growth of $10,000" chart...this has been working for me pretty reliably, up until a few weeks ago. Now, when I select this option, the Buy and Hold line is stuck at $0 across the entire graph.

Any ideas why this is happening, or how to fix? I have about 7 different investment accounts, and it doesn't matter what combination of accounts or analysis period I select, Buy and Hold is now just always $0.

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Sherlock

To produce the Buy and Hold results, Quicken needs to successfully pull the performance data from a third-party service provider. At this time, the service appears to be unavailable.

Jim_Harman

Buy and Hold is not working for me either, and below the chart there is a line of text that says "Buy and hold external data unavailable"

OpaBear

I am having this issue as well and really miss this feature. Any idea when it may be resolved?

Quicken SangeethaS

Hi all, We identified this issue and are working with our vendor to fix it as we speak. Sorry for the inconvenience.

OpaBear

This has only partially resolved my own personal issue: There are some 30 "unavailable securities" across my accounts (ETFs) that were previously factored into the Buy&Hold calculations, but now are reported as "unavailable". The Buy&Hold calculations in my case, since the fix, are now about 5 percentage points off.

Jay Gourley

Someone please tell me what the "buy and hold" graph with a settable percentage is? This thread is the closest thing I can find to documentation on it.

Sherlock

Jay Gourley said:

Someone please tell me what the "buy and hold" graph with a settable percentage is? This thread is the closest thing I can find to documentation on it.

If you haven't already, you may want to review the built-in documentation on the subject: press F1