Issue with chart of portfolio value

MSStateDawg
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I have a strange issue with a chart that I've not seen in the past. The chart shows my portfolio value over the last 12 months on a weekly interval. For the week ended 12/25/21 there is a strange spike in the chart. When I click that bar the account balances for that week appear double what they should be. As you can see from the picture this isn't happening for the other weeks.
When I turn off "Include unrealized gains" the spike goes away but I want that option on so I can see relatively up-to-date balances/performance.
Any ideas what could be causing this?
FYI, there was no other significant activity going on in those accounts during that week. No transfers in or out. Just a few transactions of buying and selling of securities.

When I turn off "Include unrealized gains" the spike goes away but I want that option on so I can see relatively up-to-date balances/performance.
Any ideas what could be causing this?
FYI, there was no other significant activity going on in those accounts during that week. No transfers in or out. Just a few transactions of buying and selling of securities.

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Check your security balances for that week. You might have a bad price.0
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Check your security balances for that week. You might have a bad price.0
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bmciance said:Check your security balances for that week. You might have a bad price.
I reviewed the price history on the security in question. BIG mistakes in the Quicken history. Not sure why this is happening. The security did split but that didn't happen until Jan 13.
I'm off to try to resolve this.
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bmciance said:Check your security balances for that week. You might have a bad price.
Had to manually find and update price on all of those highlighted days in my previous response. Chart looks right now.
This means I can never use the price rebuild function in Quicken. It is broken [Removed - Profanity].
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How about naming the security ... so that we can do some research ourselves?
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NotACPA said:How about naming the security ... so that we can do some research ourselves?
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