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AMC Reverse Stock Split 1000:1 Ratio

jmclagan

I would like to request that Intuit eliminates the error on a 1000:1 stock split. Recently APE did a reverse stock split and converted all held shares to AMC. The download from the financial institution was incorrectly based at a 1:1, i'm sure due to this limitation in Quicken.

When i try to record a stock split for APE with New Shares being 0 and old shares being 1000, I get the error message 1000:1 ratio is not allowed. But it is allowed in the market, so why is it not allowed in the software.

The work around is to remove the shares under APE and add the shares under AMC. But i'm not sure what that does for my cost basis and tax reporting.

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Jim_Harman

Try New shares = 1 Old shares = 1000. That would be the correct way to enter a 1000:1 split and it appears to work. If you end up with a fractional share which your broker sold, you would enter that as a separate transaction.

q_lurker

I suggest you check your facts. Everything I am reading this morning indicates the APE preferred equity shares are being converted to AMC common shares. There may also be a 1:10 reverse split of the AMC shares. I see nothing about 1:1000.

Ps56k2

looks like - 1:10 - for now -
with the APE stock being handled some time in the future…
After months of legal battles AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. is set to finally implement its reverse 1-for-10 split of its common stock and AMC Preferred Equity unit stock conversion

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/topstocks/amc-reverse-stock-split-ape-conversion-remove-overhang-analyst-says-in-upgrade/ar-AA1fIFnS