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Posted by Oilcan on June 15, 2006, 9:02 pm
Please log in for more thread options Vanguard does the opposite. Downloads shares to five significant
digits after the decimal but compares against three. I round the
transactions in the same manner they use on the website (which also
shows three decimals) so I am generally off in the 1/1000th position.
I don't accept the placeholders when I reconcile.
Why they do this bugs the hell out of me.
Bernie wrote:
> On 6/13/2006 11:21 PM, Oilcan wrote:
> > Yes. I believe mine is related to some stock certificates I had
> > deposited. I did this for two stocks and when I compare the entries in
> > the Investment Account on the Web, they were not recorded the same.
> >
> > Alan wrote:
> >> Anyone having issues with Etrade not correctly reporting transactions when
> >> comparing holdings?
> >> I have had this happen before and now seems to be happening again
> >>
> >> alan
> >
> I only have that happen for one account, and it tarted recently when I
> sold some shares of one stock while retaining additional shares of that
> stock. Quicken tells me that E*Trade thinks my balance still should be
> what it was before the sale. Earlier this evening I finally got tired
> of the message and disabled Quicken online access for that account and
> then reenabled it. When Quicken did the download and comparison this
> time it did not report any discrepancy so I think I've solved the problem.
>
> The other difference that I encounter regularly is with reinvested
> dividends. I let the transaction be downloaded from E*Trade and then
> Quicken always tells me that the share balance in Quicken and at E*Trade
> do not match. The difference in the number of shares owned is always in
> the .000xx range. I edit the downloaded transaction to to adjust the
> number of shares purchased by adding or subtracting the small difference
> and the problem is eliminated. It appears that E*Trade downloads the
> fractional share transactions to only three decimal places, but
> downloads the total share balance to five decimal places.
>
> Bernie
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