All my stock trades show up as trasnfers in and out of budget accounts on my
budget. What I would prefer is to have just the capital gains show up as
other income, but instead I get:

Transfers into buget accounts: $13056

under Income and a like statement under expenses.
I don't really want stock trades to show up as transfers out of the
corresponding Investment cash accts. Does this make sense to anybody?

Re: Budget and stock trading by Dick

Dick
Sun Jan 02 22:53:43 CST 2005

Are the Investment Cash Accounts set (in Details or, M05, Settings) set to
be included in the budget planner?

"TimL" <TimL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8892BDD2-1044-42F9-B38D-5802F1A0E513@microsoft.com...
> All my stock trades show up as trasnfers in and out of budget accounts on
> my
> budget. What I would prefer is to have just the capital gains show up as
> other income, but instead I get:
>
> Transfers into buget accounts: $13056
>
> under Income and a like statement under expenses.
> I don't really want stock trades to show up as transfers out of the
> corresponding Investment cash accts. Does this make sense to anybody?



Re: Budget and stock trading by TimL

TimL
Sun Jan 02 23:19:04 CST 2005

Yes.

"Dick Watson" wrote:

> Are the Investment Cash Accounts set (in Details or, M05, Settings) set to
> be included in the budget planner?
>
> "TimL" <TimL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8892BDD2-1044-42F9-B38D-5802F1A0E513@microsoft.com...
> > All my stock trades show up as trasnfers in and out of budget accounts on
> > my
> > budget. What I would prefer is to have just the capital gains show up as
> > other income, but instead I get:
> >
> > Transfers into buget accounts: $13056
> >
> > under Income and a like statement under expenses.
> > I don't really want stock trades to show up as transfers out of the
> > corresponding Investment cash accts. Does this make sense to anybody?
>
>
>