Re: Cash Investment
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Posted by Daniel Comeau on December 14, 1999 at 20:15:20:
In Reply to: Re: Cash Investment posted by Mark on December 14, 1999 at 20:08:40:
Wow, thanks for the quick response! Daniel
: : Howdy,
: : I was looking for suggestions for the best way to put in just a basic cash
: : account where you put in or remove cash, and gain some interest on it.
: : Everything I see still seems to be asking for cost and # of shares, so I'm
: : wondering how to put set this up so that the calculations done all make
: : sense. : : Also, is there a way to get non-reinvested distributions to all fall to
: : this same account instead of staying within the same investment? Same
: : question applies to the ability to have the money used for a purchase
: : coming from a cash account, and when you do a sale, this money also goes
: : to the cash account. : : Thanks,
: : Daniel : Hi Daniel,
: Create a new investment, and assign it the "Cash" type. Keep the
: share price at a constant $1. Assign this as your portfolio's default
: cash account under "Options/Preferences.../Other" and all your proceeds
: will go into/out of this cash account when you enter any other transactions
: when in this portfolio. Remember to save your portfolio after assigning
: this investment as your cash account. : Thanks,
: Mark
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