I've had this issue for several versions of Money. I recently upgraded
to MM2007, and one of my old investments is still showing up in my
home page. I had this investment in three different accounts, with
splits and returns of capitals, making all this quite messy.

In the last transaction for each account, I tried to add some
decimals, until the "cannot have negative shares" error disappeared.

I also tried the "Work with investments/Update your shares", with same
results.

Any more clues? When I go to the details of this investment, or the
accounts, it seems as if there should be no traces of it, but still
shows up in the home page...

I've also tried repairing the file.

Any more ideas?

Thanks!
Jose



On Jan 20, 7:45 am, Steve G. <Ste...[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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I had this for several stocks/mutual funds I no longer owned. For some, just
using chaing the number of shares in the sell transactions, gradually adding
to the decimal portion until money wouldn't let me finish the update (cannot
have negative shares was the error) worked. The last one I just fixed today.
I went into Portfolio Manager/Work with Investments/Update your shares and
then updated the quantity of the investment to 0.000000. That worked! No
idea why the transaction level updates didn't fix that one.

"johnbusc[at]hotmail.com" wrote:

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On Oct 24, 1:46 am, "Dave Alexander" <alexanderd...[at]nospam.net> wrote:
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Delete the investment. If you don't want to do that and you're certain
you have absolutely zero shares (i.e. no fractionals), upgrading to M07
will do the trick!

Regards,
JB

Using Money 2006 and am having some problems with the "Investment Summary"
section on the home page. It still list some stocks that I have sold and no
longer hold. How can I get them not to show up in the summary? Thanks