"Return %" column for Investing Page not properly updating for 2022 Activity
pgavon
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In looking at my returns for January 3,2022, I noticed that the "Return %" column appears to include the activity for 2021 in calculating the return. The definition of the "Return %" says that it means "year to date" activity. This calculation needs to be adjusted to just include 2022 activity and exclude 2021 activity.
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The Return (%) XXXX data is downloaded from Quicken's quote provider, not computed from your holdings. It appears that the quote provider is still reporting 2021 YTD returns as of 12/31.QWin Premier subscription0
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Return (%) YTD is not based on our activity. I suspect you'll find the Return (%) YTD will be reset for 2022 when you have imported at least two days of prices in 2022 (for example, tomorrow). If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://help.quicken.com/display/WIN/Tell+me+about+key+investment+performance+calculations+used+in+Quicken-1
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How often do any of those downloaded metrics get updated? Never seen any such discussion. I can imagine a YTD Return % might not get updated to this year until end of this week, month, or even quarter. Same goes for P/E ratios and I am sure others.0
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There were complaints a couple of years ago that the Return (%) numbers were weeks out of date, then they got better. I'll start watching a couple of stocks that don't pay dividends, so the calculation is simple.QWin Premier subscription0
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@Sherlock - Your explanation does not make sense to me. I know that it comes from a different source than my activity, but just seeing changes in the market value of my investments should have been reflected in an updated Return % for 2022. The Return % I saw today appeared to still be using 2021 market activity in its calculation. The Return % should start with the ending value of 2021 and whatever changes happen beginning 1/3/2022 should be reflected in the Return % at the end of Jan 3rd. It is typically updated daily (or it has been in prior years). Given Quicken's recent track record on Schwab, I want to make sure someone at Quicken is keeping an eye on making sure it gets changed appropriately.0
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pgavon said:@Sherlock - Your explanation does not make sense to me. I know that it comes from a different source than my activity, but just seeing changes in the market value of my investments should have been reflected in an updated Return % for 2022. The Return % I saw today appeared to still be using 2021 market activity in its calculation. The Return % should start with the ending value of 2021 and whatever changes happen beginning 1/3/2022 should be reflected in the Return % at the end of Jan 3rd. It is typically updated daily (or it has been in prior years). Given Quicken's recent track record on Schwab, I want to make sure someone at Quicken is keeping an eye on making sure it gets changed appropriately.0
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For me, some of the Return (%) YTD data for 2022 started populating this morning.
Specifically, I see data for mutual funds and some stocks but not ETFs.QWin Premier subscription0 -
Jim_Harman said:For me, some of the Return (%) YTD data for 2022 started populating this morning.
Specifically, I see data for mutual funds and some stocks but not ETFs.0 -
Jim_Harman said:For me, some of the Return (%) YTD data for 2022 started populating this morning.
Specifically, I see data for mutual funds and some stocks but not ETFs.
For stocks I do not own, but are on my watch List, I see N/A.
For all ETF's I own, Return % YTD is blank.
I think the ETF blanks and Watch list N/A's are long term problem behaviors. Nothing new.
(Should go without saying but I will say it anyway - a valid ticker and checked to download also required.)
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As of Wednesday, all our downloaded stocks and mutual funds had 2022 Return (%) YTD.0
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