Validation & Repair Issue Found But Don't Know How to Fix/Resolve
jfclague
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I ran a Validation & Repair and the following issue was found but I don't see an issue/don't know how to fix:
Quicken has found 1 stock split(s) for account "Fidelity Investments", security "WisdomTree SmallCap Dividend ETF", on 11/10/2017 that might be missing.
Repair price history: 0 price(s) repaired.
Any suggestions on how I can fix to resolve this issue? Any ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim
Any suggestions on how I can fix to resolve this issue? Any ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim
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Best Answer
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Is the 3:1 stock split missing?
Examine the security's transaction history: press Ctrl + Y, right-click on the security and select Edit
If the stock split transaction has been entered incorrectly, I suggest you correct the transaction: open the account, right-click the transaction and select Edit
If the split transaction transaction has not been entered, I suggest you use the Stock Split wizard: open the holding account, select Enter Transactions and Stock Split in the Enter transaction: pull-down menu
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Is the 3:1 stock split missing?
Examine the security's transaction history: press Ctrl + Y, right-click on the security and select Edit
If the stock split transaction has been entered incorrectly, I suggest you correct the transaction: open the account, right-click the transaction and select Edit
If the split transaction transaction has not been entered, I suggest you use the Stock Split wizard: open the holding account, select Enter Transactions and Stock Split in the Enter transaction: pull-down menu
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Sherlock said:Is the 3:1 stock split missing?
Examine the security's transaction history: press Ctrl + Y, right-click on the security and select Edit
If the stock split transaction has been entered incorrectly, I suggest you correct the transaction: open the account, right-click the transaction and select Edit
If the split transaction transaction has not been entered, I suggest you use the Stock Split wizard: open the holding account, select Enter Transactions and Stock Split in the Enter transaction: pull-down menu
So it looks like Quicken went back prior to 11/10/2017 and restated all my transactions (original purchase & dividend reinvestments) because my share balance was accurate after that date.
So I guess I need to add the stock split as a transaction and adjust all prior transactions with the original share balance.
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jfclague said:No I do not have a transaction on 11/10/2017 for the stock split.
So it looks like Quicken went back prior to 11/10/2017 and restated all my transactions (original purchase & dividend reinvestments) because my share balance was accurate after that date.
So I guess I need to add the stock split as a transaction and adjust all prior transactions with the original share balance.
Thanks!!What transactions do you have in your investment register on or about 11/10/17?Are there any "Add shares" transactions that make up for the missing stock split, perhaps downloaded from the brokerage?
Delete the Add shares transaction and add a Stock Split for 11/10/17, 3:1In that case you won't need to adjust any prior transactions. Quicken will do that for you under the covers.
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UKR said:jfclague said:No I do not have a transaction on 11/10/2017 for the stock split.
So it looks like Quicken went back prior to 11/10/2017 and restated all my transactions (original purchase & dividend reinvestments) because my share balance was accurate after that date.
So I guess I need to add the stock split as a transaction and adjust all prior transactions with the original share balance.
Thanks!!What transactions do you have in your investment register on or about 11/10/17?Are there any "Add shares" transactions that make up for the missing stock split, perhaps downloaded from the brokerage?
Delete the Add shares transaction and add a Stock Split for 11/10/17, 3:1In that case you won't need to adjust any prior transactions. Quicken will do that for you under the covers.
I added the split and adjust the previous shares (by a third) and all good.0 -
Have you gone out to Wisdomtree.com to see if THEY show the stock split?
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NotACPA said:Have you gone out to Wisdomtree.com to see if THEY show the stock split?
I look at my original Fidelity statement for that period and it shows the stock split there. I compared my original purchase statement and it was 1/3 the shares that now show in Quicken (as well as each month's dividend reinvestment).0
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