Buy or Sell Transaction (Percentage Load) Dialog

 

This dialog records buy or sell transactions for investments with their "Transaction Entry Preference" set to "Percentage Load". The following fields are contained in this dialog:

 

Date

The date of the purchase or sale. (Example: 11/19/2004)

Value

The value of your purchase or sale. (Example: 105.00 for a purchase, 94.76 for a sell)

Shares

The number of shares purchased or sold. (Example: 10.00)

Purchase/Sell Price

The share price that you paid/received for your purchase/sale. (Example: 10.50 for a purchase or 9.476 for a sell)

Actual Price

The actual share value of the fund's shares on this date. This will be lower/higher than the purchase/sell price for a loaded fund. (Example: 9.975 for both purchase and sell examples)

% Load

The percent of a load for the transaction. (Example: 5.00 for both purchase and sell examples)

Memo

Optional transaction note associated with this buy/sell

Exchange Rate to Default

Optionally specify the exchange rate between this investment's currency and the default currency to use for this particular transaction.  If no exchange rate is specified, the global currency exchange rate settings will be used.  This option is only available for investments that are not assigned to the default currency.  (more info)

Use Cash Account

When recording a buy or sell transaction the corresponding cash will be entered into your default cash account.  In the case where the investment is not in the default currency and you have multiple cash type investments of differing currencies in the same sub-portfolio as the investment, you will be given the choice of which cash investment to use.  Otherwise, your specified default cash account will be used.

 

Select the appropriate radio button to choose either a Buy or a Sell transaction.

 

All entries should be entered as positive value for both buy and sell transactions.

See Also

Recording Transactions Without Rounding Errors

Buy or Sell Transaction Dialog

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