There’s a good chance your problem is due to rounding errors on your
investment purchases and investment sales. I don't like to delete the
investment because you will lose all of the price history and you can always
hide it in "Portfolio View" by unchecking "show closed positions". I suggest
you try the following, it worked for me on Microsoft Money 2003:
a) Create a backup file in case your want to revert to your current file
b) Doublecheck all investment purchases/sales for rounding errors (share
volumes should match exactly and should zero out)
c) Verify on "Analysis View" that the share volume is zero
d) On "Details View", remove symbol if present
e) Also on "Details View", verify that “delete this investment” is
available, but don’t delete
f) Record a special 1 for 100 reverse split for the investment, the
investment should now be gone from the investment summary on Page 1
g) Remove the newly created reverse split from "update prices"

Hope it works,

Lewis

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Good question. I'd like to know, too. Also, in the Investment Summary on
the Home Page, how do you get investments that have been sold off to no
longer appear? I have investments on my Investment Summary that I sold off
years ago!

Any help would be appreciated.

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In MS money 2004 on the Home page you can customize the page to show various
topics(i.e Investment Summary, Investment Performace, Best and Worst
Performers, etc).

I have a proplem on Best and Worst Perfomers. Even though i have Closed
accounts
Top Gainers and Top Losers still shows investments that have no current
prices and are in fact closed.

How to i get them off so thery are not reported. one of the items on my
list shows a 4.8 % gain for a price that has not been updated in 3 years...

help

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ben