Trying to add a Can. stock, won't take the Toronto designation

Tealeaf3 · July 13

Specifically trying to add GRT.un. While I designate it as a TSX stock, the program does not show any actual market.

Therefore unable to load quotes,

Weird?!

Any suggestions

Running R.22 on Windows 10

[Deleted User] · July 13

@Tealeaf3 try adding it as "GRT.un.to".

Tealeaf3 · July 13

Even tried TSX.venture I have as Toronto

The Q system shows TSE:GRT.U

But it does not work

Tealeaf3 · July 14

actual system shows. un but it does not work, missed the n in the comment

Tealeaf3 · July 14

When I tried getting the answer from Quicken staff in Guatemala, 2 individuals, while looking at my screen they had me do some other stuff re-signing in and then at the end the fellow asked for my Bank??

I immediately asked what the Bank has to do with my problem of adding a stock.

Watching all, but anyone have any idea why they would ask that.

I am supposed to receive a call tomorrow from a supervisor??!!

[Deleted User] · July 14

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7964136/trying-to-add-a-can-stock-wont-take-the-toronto-designation

When you say that "the program does not show any actual market", what exactly do you mean?

Also, I think in the security set up, the Exchange should be "Mutual Fund" not "Toronto"?

NotACPA · July 14

@CaliQkn raises an interesting question. What, exactly, is GRT.UN? What's the full company name?

I couldn't find it thru Fidelity Investments

Tealeaf3 · July 15

GRT.UN is Granite Real Estate Investment Trust.

I finally got this working by entering it as GRT.UN

Now I did get the suggestion of entering a Buy, which i did for 1 share and then resell 1 share nxt day.

Whether this cemented the success,? but then I am pretty sure that I tried that before.

Left it with them to have their programmers check. Onward and Upward. maybe telling me not to act. Buy

NotACPA · July 15

Are you saying that capitalizing the UN made the difference? Very strange.

Because in Q US it doesn't make any difference (I just tried) if I type bac or BAC (Bank of America Corp). But then, they don't have a suffix, as does your example.

Arctic Hare · July 17

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20499104#Comment_20499104

It is a stock, not a mutual fund:

https://www.fool.ca/company/tsx-grt-un-granite-real-estate-investment-trust/351784/

Trying to add a Can. stock, won't take the Toronto designation

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