Bonus: It appears in one report, but not in an identical report.
When I go to: Investing >> Allocations >> Show Full Graph tab (bottom left) >> Show Report >>
-- It shows the accounts I expect.
But When I go to: Investing >> Allocations >> Reports button >> Investment Allocations it shows more stocks, to include "Dodge & Cox Intl Stk (DODFX) with -0.000 shares and a -0.04 balance.
There were no stock splits during the duration I owned the stock. The sale was on 8/31/2011.
I stumbled on an option once that brought up a pop up box where you could zero out an security per a certain day. Now I can't find it. I'd appreciate any help.
Attempted Solutions:
— I have tried rebuilding the file, but the negative pennies issue won't go away.
— I selected "sell all shares in this account". Quicken allowed me to do this (see first link below—Quicken doesn't always let you sell all shares), but as you can see the mystery -$0.02 remains
I suspect that like the problem where shares do this on a stock split involving a repeating fractional number (1 for 3 = 0.333333), this might also be a base 2 vs base 10 math error. That's a wild guess. A more elegant fix would be for Quicken to utilize base 10 math in all instances.
See related posts about tiny leftovers at:
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7937079/bug-unable-to-clear-out-a-security-nano-shares-remain-with-workaround-solution
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7879735/how-to-zero-out-securities-value
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7884862/zeroing-out-a-security-and-getting-a-residual-negative-basis