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Ooops[ Q2 00 - Q2 01 Archive ] [ Current Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by Brian M on May 21, 2000 at 19:05:09:In Reply to: Re: Company mergers posted by Brian M on May 21, 2000 at 18:57:26:
: : Does anyone have any guidelines on how to set up and handle the following: : : Thanks for your help. : -------------------------------------------------------------- : Hi Jim, : I reciently went thru the same thing with my company except that acquiring company's symbol didn't change to a new one. Here's a suggestion similar to what I did. I don't know if it's the best way, but all the numbers "balance". : A) Get all the prices and transactions updated for PHBK (I assume this was your investment) thru 5/9. : B) Copy your PHBK.DAT file (if that is the file name) to a new file - BKNGD.DAT so that you have a duplicate and set the symbol to BKNGD. I don't think this step is really neccessary (you could just rename PHDK.DAT and change the symbol), but when I did mine, I didn't want to "mess" with an "active" investment and prefered to "play" with a duplicate. : C) Update the prices for that BKNGD.DAT file for 5/10 onward. : D) Record a split for 5/10 of 1.825 to 1 and use the Note function to describe what happened. : E) Check View/Split adjusted. : F) CLOSE PHBK from any portfolios you have and add BKNGD. Don't delete PHBK.DAT in case you want to look at the "pre-acq" transactions. : G) The reports will now show your total shares for BKNGD as of 5/10. You will get a Check/documentation from your Broker or whoever handles your shares at a later date showing a sell of .xxx shares on 5/10. Record this in FM as a sell. : H) Repeat the above steps if you hold PHBK in multiple accounts. Note - When I went thru this, in my 401K, they didn't mess with the fractional share stuff, but I had to record a "fake" .001 share sell to match up with my statement. In my other accounts, I got any fractional shares in a check or deposited to the Money Market fund. : I hope this helps. It's really not as hard as it seems. Maybe Mark can give some tips to make things clearer. : Brian. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sorry Jim, after re-reading you post, it appears that BKNG was you investment, not PHBK. Just substitute BKNG for PHBK in the above post.
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