Formerly sold securities continue appearing in my investment accountsClosed
Continuing the closed discussion from https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7755964/formerly-sold-securities-keep-appearing-in-my-investment-accounts.
This discussion describes the issue with Quicken where a sold, closed out security appears in the Investing view with zero values.
I want to add to that closed discussion, that for me, removing the problem security from appearing on the watchlist ALSO removes it from the Investing Asset Allocation - Asset Class view.
I used the Tools->Security List, scrolled to the security I dis not want to appear in the Investing - Asset Allocation - Asset Class view, and I removed the check mark in the Watchlist column.
This discussion describes the issue with Quicken where a sold, closed out security appears in the Investing view with zero values.
I want to add to that closed discussion, that for me, removing the problem security from appearing on the watchlist ALSO removes it from the Investing Asset Allocation - Asset Class view.
I used the Tools->Security List, scrolled to the security I dis not want to appear in the Investing - Asset Allocation - Asset Class view, and I removed the check mark in the Watchlist column.
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Also in the Investing > Portfolio views, securities that are on your Watch list are included in the views whether or not you have ever held them. This would explain why securities you have sold continue to be displayed in these views.
The indexes and Watch List are treated like special accounts in these views.
As you have found, removing securites from the Watch List will remove them from these views.
You can also customize these views to select which securities and accounts you want to include in each view, so if you want to keep certain securities on your watch list but exclude all the Watch list securites from a view, you can customize the view to exclude the Watch list "account".
The indexes and Watch List are treated like special accounts in these views.
As you have found, removing securites from the Watch List will remove them from these views.
You can also customize these views to select which securities and accounts you want to include in each view, so if you want to keep certain securities on your watch list but exclude all the Watch list securites from a view, you can customize the view to exclude the Watch list "account".
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