Did Quicken change how Fidelity tracks cash in core accounts?

Note sure at what stage you meant deleting of them.

Personally, I, before deleting them in the downloaded transactions, edit them to "Sale" in the register, while they momently appear there. Note the Edit button there at the transaction line, while reviewing/accepting, or not, CvrShrt(s).

That saves time. Then, there isn't a need to manually create a new transaction, Sale, in the register that should match data, share qty and their price, provided in the Download window next to CvrShrt(s) transactions. After the above is done, I delete CvrShrt(s) in that window, to accept all the remaining transactions and, consequently, click Done.

I also get these CvrShort transactions. The two I've gotten so far are against my core money market, and they are for amounts that just don't match anything else in the register.

Piling on. I'm not yet even sure what I might document for Report a Problem yet, as I'd rather do so if I can find some pattern in what I'm seeing. I've two Fidelity IRAs in which I trade options (spreads and covered calls, which I've been having to fix buy transactions with cvrshrt for months). Today, downloading transactions that occurred since my prior download a week ago, I'm getting a bunch of CvrShrt in both Fidelity IRA, where the security is FIDELITY GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET, price 1.00 for these. I download at least weekly, and I found some going back into mid-January (a month ago). The price makes sense, but the CvrShrt doesn't. It does sounds "sweep-like." The transaction amounts mostly match other transactions to the penny. I feel that if I skip all these, manually accept all others one by one that I'll end up with the right holdings. That was my workaround in the account for which I had only 2-3 real transactions over the past week.

I will report something. I just don't have the time and mental energy to do this right now.

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@SomebodyInGNV … I meant that I delete the unexpected CvrShrt transactions for money market. When I do that, but accept the remaining, my account positions remain correct.

I've since found that this was already reported, and that there's a ticket #12226405/CTP-16265 opened for it. See:

Ooof…this is getting exhausting.

In the process of deleting the CvrShrt transactions…I am seeing new ReinvInt popping up. Isn't this the original issue that started this fiasco last fall?

Long time user and fan, but this may be the last straw. I spend more time correcting Quicken than getting any value from it, and I pay to do so.

Yes— I don't understand the semantics. If you're treating the core money market fund as cash, why would you enable "never interpret downloaded money market funds as cash"? It seems like that setting contradicts what you want to do…