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Roundhill "MEME" ETF

tkstaple

The ETF symbol "MEME" has an incorrect description in the Quicken data when I entered it as an investment today. This ETF was launched October 7th 2025. Quicken lists it as "Roundhill Daily 2X Long China Dragons ETF". This is incorrect. The correct title is "Roundhill Meme Stock ETF" per the link provided below. How does Quicken make corrections for this type of error?

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Tom Young

Not sure where that error is coming from because you don't say. Is this coming up as a security mismatch when you download quotes or something?

The name Roundhill Daily 2X Long China Dragons ETF (XPP) has been changed to Roundhill Meme Stock ETF (MEME) but the CUSIP (77926X817) is unchanged. Both the Ticker and the CUSIP need to be correct to make things work properly.

Is the wrong name coming from the broker, or somewhere else?

tkstaple

This name came up when I added it to Quicken. I don't know where Quicken pulls it from. It's certainly not a leveraged China ETF.

q_lurker

Both the Ticker and the CUSIP need to be correct to make things work properly.

Agreed. But also, the name used in Quicken doesn't have to match anything.

Tom Young

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20516690#Comment_20516690

HOW was it added to Quicken? If you don't enter transactions in your Investment Transaction List manually - where you enter the correct name right off the bat - then that name would seem to be coming from the broker. Are the downloads of quotes accurate for MEME? If so, change the name.

q_lurker

If you attempt to Add a security, enter the Ticker as MEME, you get this:

One is certainly free to create the the security that way and then change the name as they see fit. The downloaded price history that comes in for that MEME seems to match the data for the Roundhill Meme ETF.

I have no hypothesis regarding why the "Daily 2X China …" name is in there. As to getting this corrected, the best I can offer is the "Report a problem" path through the Help menu.

tkstaple

Thank you. I have done all of these things so hopefully it will get corrected. Appreciate your help.