Adding new shares of stocks
Matt
matt at kettlewell.net
Sun Mar 30 21:45:06 CST 2003
Derek,
That is what I thought was the intended method of entry, unfortunatly
that is not what gets calculated.
When I enter 50 for shares, and $10 for price, I expect a buy to be
filled in of $500.
However, what really is happening is that a calculation appears to be
happening under the hood, that overwrites my inputs and says that I
bought 500 shares for $, for a total price of $500.
It appears that my shares and price are getting multiplied and placed in
the shares column, and the price is getting set to $1.
I guess what I really need to know is if anyone else can duplicate this
bizzare behavior, and should I write up a bug report for it. I didn't
see one had already been written for it, that is why I came to this
forum 1st.
Thanks
Matt
On Sun, 2003-03-30 at 21:15, Derek Atkins wrote:
> You open the stock account, enter 50 in the shares column, and 10 in
> the price column.. It should fill in "buy" when you finally enter the
> transaction.
>
> -derek
>
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