Short sales at Schwab treated as payments
Totally broken for almost a year now. Short sales are treated as a cash deposit, without a respective share count debit. When you close the short position therefore you keep increasing and increasing the amount of shares. If you do any amount of trading it is unmanageable to manually account for this, essentially destroying the utility of years of records.
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