![]() I think the whole idea of creating instruments and then "buying" the stock is kind of a PITA. It added to the cost basis instead of putting it as a separate line item in the portfolio, as you would see when you log into a brokerage account where they list your positions and then the cash available. I did a deposit, thinking a deposit would add cash to the account. Google won't disappear or anything but giving up privacy there. I just hate the idea of tracking the data only online though. What I don't have are the individual transactions for my bank accounts but no big deal. Then again, I just updated my Google Sheets spreadsheet and that was fine. ![]() But they charge $75 on their site while Amazon charges $46. They sent me emails offering 40 or 50% off a month ago. But I got to the end and I tried to add cash balance and there's no way to do it. I started putting in accounts from one brokerage. I found out Investoscope is abandoned so I downloaded it from the App. I found out Quicken Essentials, which I can still run on my MacBook Pro running 10.11, will only export to Quicken 2007 Mac or a QXF file. I routinely export to Quicken format using my bank's online web tools and then manually import the file to Bankivity.
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