WeBull Integration
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I agree. Not sure why there's no linking2
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I was looking for this same option. How do yall manually enter your stocks?
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In terms of downloads from a new financial institution, they need to initiate service with Quicken (actually, with Quicken's connectivity service provider, Intuit). You should be lobbying customer support at WeBull to support Quicken.
Some financial institutions decide they don't want to deal with Quicken because it adds more customer support issues, possible security concerns, or unwillingness to pay Intuit to be a participating provider.
@HeaveyHeadedJoker said: How do yall manually enter your stocks?
I manually enter my transactions. To enter a manual transaction, you click on the account, click New, select the transaction type (Buy, Dividend, Reinvest Dividend, etc.) and fill in the rest of the transaction (security, number of shares, etc.). It's really pretty straighforward. Can you add more to what you're questioning?
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You can accomplish this with a few extra steps:
- Go to apexclearing.com, the clearing provider for Webull
- Create an account as a Client, using your account number displayed in Webull
- Activate the account so you can see your data in Apex
- Go into Quicken, add an account
- Search for Apex Clearing (there is an integration)
- Login with your details from Apex
Then it should be able to sync. It works with both Webull IRA and Individual accounts.
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