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Adding a new account for a preferred stock

billwoolf2

I added a new account for a preferred stock. The stock shows up in my Securities List but not in my Account List. The stock is a new issue and doesn't follow the regular preferred stock symbol format. The symbol is COFPL. It will later become COF.PL I think.

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Frankx

Hi @billwoolf2

So, it sounds like you added this preferred stock to your "Security List" but I am not sure what you may have done with the account. How do you hold this "preferred stock" - is it with a brokerage firm, or in a retirement plan, or is it held in some other way?

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Bob_L

Preferred stock should be added to quicken as a security, which I think you have done. It should not show up in an account list because it it is not an account. For it to be listed as a holding within an account, you need to have entered a BUY transaction or an ADD shares transaction. The ticker symbol issue should not limit your ability to enter a buy or add shares transaction for the new security. You can manually enter a ticker symbol now and/or later via the edit security dialog.

Frankx

Ps56k2

As mentioned - you will need to mimic the real brokerage Account - and BUY or at least ADD shares to the account.

[EDIT] - also updated the topic title to better reflect the actual Q&A

billwoolf2

I found the answer to my problem. I had not entered the Account Name in the step where it said Add Account. I had skipped that page by accident. Thanks for your replys.