If you have no price history, then Money might have difficulty calculating a
returns report (although I'm not sure it would exclusively use this). In
2004 (don't know if this is what you are using) there is an option to remove
historical prices for securities you no longer own, perhaps this has
happened (the option is on the portfolio page under 'update share price
list').

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"Paul Keller" <pkeller[at]optonline.net> wrote in message
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When I run investment return reports two loss positions do not appear. I am
running the report as of all dates. One of the positions is Enron. They
also don't appear in the security pricing file. Why don't the losses show
up in the return report. I have checked to see that all investments are
included in the report (although the two sold positions do not)