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08-26-2007, 10:59 PM
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 Re: Cost basis is $2.00 when always buying at $1.00 Doesn't anyone read the previous messages before posting? There must be at least 100 messages on this topic in the past week. -- Peace, BobJ "David Arnstein" <arnstein[at]panix.com> wrote in message news:fasigg$c8m$1[at]reader1.panix.com... - quote - > I think I found the problem. I viewed the price history for this money > market fund, and I saw about 100 entries that were NOT $1.00. These > entries had all come from online updates. > I deleted these entries manually. I think that my computer mouse is > worn out now. I also added an asterisk (*) to the end of the trading > symgbol. I hope that this will prevent any further online updates to > this money market fund. > -- > David Arnstein (00) > arnstein+usenet[at]pobox.com {{ }} > ^^ |
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08-26-2007, 06:58 PM
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| Re: Cost basis is $2.00 when always buying at $1.00 I think I found the problem. I viewed the price history for this money market fund, and I saw about 100 entries that were NOT $1.00. These entries had all come from online updates. I deleted these entries manually. I think that my computer mouse is worn out now. I also added an asterisk (*) to the end of the trading symgbol. I hope that this will prevent any further online updates to this money market fund. -- David Arnstein (00) arnstein+usenet[at]pobox.com {{ }} ^^ |
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08-26-2007, 06:30 PM
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| Re: Cost basis is $2.00 when always buying at $1.00 In article <1186589748.572404.135040[at]q3g2000prf.googlegroups.com> , brett <account[at]cygen.com> wrote: - quote - > I have a money market fund that I've always purchased at $1.00.
I am having a similar problem with a Money Market fund. I just posted> However, my "Avg Cost" column in the portfolio view for this fund is > $2.00. How can that be? today on this subject. My post concerned the # Report in MS Money. I clicked on the fund in my portfolio page and brought up the "Analysis" page. It stated that the 52 week high/low is 3.410/2.850. Then I brought up the "Investment Activities" page. As I expected, it showed a ton of buys and sells at $1.00, plus a few dividends. And nothing else. Now I cannot trust any report that MS Money gives me. -- David Arnstein (00) arnstein+usenet[at]pobox.com {{ }} ^^ |
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08-08-2007, 04:15 PM
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| Cost basis is $2.00 when always buying at $1.00 I have a money market fund that I've always purchased at $1.00. However, my "Avg Cost" column in the portfolio view for this fund is $2.00. How can that be? Thanks, Brett |
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