I have been using Quicken for years. I have recently set up a USD denominated investment account to avoid having to pay for the conversion of CAD to USD for every purchase, sale or dividend associated with my USD investments. I already have a significant number of USD stocks that I have invested in, but through a CAD denominated investment account (both actual account and Quicken account). When these stocks were added to Quicken there was no other way to set them up other than having the currency of such stocks tagged as being CAD. Now that I have an actual USD denominated account that I have had all of my USD stocks transferred to, I have tried to enter a stock transfer transaction within Quicken to transfer those USD stocks to the newly established USD investment account in Quicken (from the CAD denominated investment account within Quicken). However, the system prevents that from happening with Quicken telling me that the underlying currency of such stock transfer needs to be the same from account to account. So, I then tried to just force the transfer by entering a sale transaction from the CAD account and a purchase in the USD account. The purchase was prevented because the USD stock is connoted as a CAD denominated stock in Quicken. So then I tried to edit the USD security, but Quicken does not allow the currency of such security to be modified. So then I tried to just modify the name (not the ticker as I want Quicken to be able to automatically track the value of my position), and that was also prevented by Quicken.
So, I am at a loss for how I can effect the transfer of these USD stocks within Quicken and would appreciate any help the community might be able to offer. I would hope that I do not have to delete all of my USD securities that were previously invested through a CAD denominated investment account.
Thanks in advance.