Maybe nothing. Money just gets this wild hair for reasons unknown sometimes.

One way that gets around it sometime is to create a But transaction in the
account in question for the security in question prior to any other activity
for the security. Make it a HUGE buy, say 1,000,000 shares at $1 per. Then
try your edit. Once it works (or doesn't, as the cae may be) delete the
bogus buy.

I don't get the joy of messing with option shares like this. They may impose
some other restriction that is causing this message and the method I propose
may be of no use.

"Tom" <Tom[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi - One of my stock grants recently vested. I want to transfer it to one of
my brokerage accounts (to mirror what happenend in real life). When I try to
transfer the stock, I get an error message that says you cannot transfer
because it will leave 0 balance sometime. However, it shows I have 15 shares
that are vested, and I want to transfer those 15. Any ideas on what I'm
doing wrong?