One of my Chase investment accounts was setup for Detailed Transaction tracking. The account is managed my Chase so there are a lot of transactions. Unfortunately, after 7 years the balance online and the balance in my Investment Portfolio keeps getting further apart.
Over the years I've made comparison to the online Portfolio to assure share counts were the same, but after another period of time the value discrepancy just keeps expanding.
As a result, I decided to disconnect that account from Chase and re-add to Quicken but NOT with detailed transactions. This has been great to keep the value consistent between Quicken and Chase, but without transaction tracking my Cost Basis for this account is based ONLY on transactions from the last 3 months. Most of the investments do NOT have any cost basis because their shares were acquired prior to that 3 month cutoff.
I have looked at a number of different views for each security in the hope that one of them would allow me to update the Cost Basis, but so far no view has offered me that option.
Since the transaction tab is unavailable in this setup, I cannot even add any transactions that would allow me to generate a Cost Basis.
It's more important to me for the value of this Account be accurate so I am not going back to a detailed connection. However, it's really strange to see that my Gain/Loss percentage is over 2000%.
Anybody have a suggestion?