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Posted by Koko on August 8, 2007, 12:43 pm
Please log in for more thread options Sorry, I should have explained. Intuit admitted there was a problem with
quotes and supposedly supplied a fix. Here is the link.
http://faq.quickensoftware.ca/detail.php?&qbid=QK1025&product=&buid=QK&cat
But on rereading some of the posts, it seems there are a couple of problems
going on. There is the 10x bug, which happened with some Canadian stocks
but not with others, which they say they have fixed, but they haven't. And
there is the delayed or missing quote problem, which may only happen with
mutual funds. It seems too much a coincidence that both would happen at
almost exactly the same time, but they could be entirely unrelated.
In my case, I'm back to going through each stock one by one, editing the
quote history and moving the decimal point to the left .
>
>> After R3 got installed about a week ago,
>
>
> R3 of *what* version?
>
>
>> most of my prices got downloaded ok
>> (but not all!). Some of the highs or lows for previous days were
>> multiplied
>> by 10, causing the price graph to be screwed up. Today, the bug is back
>> in
>> full force: half of my stock quotes for today were 10x too large. Here
>> we
>> go again!
>>
>> If Intuit produced an R3 revision to correct the problem, the problem is
>> theirs, not the quote provider (unless Intuit is trying to undo or
>> reverse
>> an error Comstock is making...)
>>
>> > Am i the only one that is having this problem? It seems that messed
>> > up, delayed or wrong quotes appear to the norm. It is a goog thing i
>> > don't have any finacial deals with this operation. If they can't get
>> > the basics right who would want to do serious business with this
>> > company?
>>
>
> --
> Ken Blake
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