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1. Click the Investing tab.
2. Choose Update > Quotes.
3. Alternatively, if you use One Step Update, you can download quotes as part of the update process.
4. To include or exclude a security from the update (Optional):
   • Choose Tools menu > One Step Update.
   • Enter your password and then immediately click Settings.
   • In the One Step Update Settings window, click the (select quotes) link.
   • In the Security List, select or clear the Download Quotes check box for the security, as necessary.

Notes

• Quicken will not download prices for securities that don't have the correct ticker symbols assigned to them.
• Quicken does not update prices for money market securities (or any security whose ticker symbol ends with XX), so don't select money market securities for updating when setting up your online quotes.
• Unlike stock prices, mutual fund and exchange traded option prices are set once a day and updated each evening after the market closes. Until then, mutual fund and exchange traded options are quoted at the closing price for the previous day.
• Quicken will download prices for multiple securities with the same ticker symbol, even if you've selected only one security for update. If you want to update only one security, edit the other securities to remove their ticker symbols.

This feature is available in Quicken Premier, Home & Business, and Rental Property only.

1. Choose Edit menu > Preferences.
2. In the left pane, click Investment transactions.
3. In the right pane, select Automatically update quotes every 15 minutes.
4. To include or exclude a security from the update (Optional):
   • Choose Tools menu > One Step Update.
   • Enter your password and then immediately click Settings.
   • In the One Step Update Settings window, click the (select quotes) link.
   • In the Security List, select or clear the Download Quotes check box for the security, as necessary.

Notes

• As long as you remain connected to the Internet, Quicken will update your security prices every 15 minutes.
• Quicken will not download prices for securities that don't have the correct ticker symbols assigned to them.
• Quicken does not update prices for money market securities (or any security whose ticker symbol ends with XX), so don't select money market securities for updating when setting up your online quotes.
• Unlike stock prices, mutual fund prices are set once a day and updated each evening after the market closes. Until then, mutual fund prices are quoted at the closing price for the previous day.
• Quicken will download prices for multiple securities with the same ticker symbol, even if you've selected only one security for update. If you want to update only one security, edit the other securities to remove their ticker symbols.

1. Click the Investing tab.
2. Click the Update button and choose Historical Prices.
3. Select the securities that you want historical data for.
4. Select the time span you want data for from the drop-down list. You can download data for the past month, the past year, the past two years, or the past five years.
5. Click Update Now.

Notes

• Internet access required; Quicken will not download prices for securities that don't have the correct ticker symbols assigned to them.
• Quicken downloads daily prices of the selected securities for the most recent month, weekly prices for the 11 months prior to that, and monthly prices thereafter.
• Selected securities have a green check mark beside them. Click individual securities to select or clear them.

1. Click the Investing tab.
2. Click the Portfolio button. Information about when security prices were last updated is displayed at the bottom of the window. If a security price has not been updated during the day, a clock icon appears in the Quote/Price column for the security. Hover your cursor over the icon to see when it was last updated.

1. Click the Investing tab.
2. Click the Tools button, and choose Security List.
3. Click the name of the security you want to edit.
4. Click Update.
5. Choose Edit Price History.
6. You can add, delete, and edit prices from here.
7. To add a new price, choose New and enter the date and price. The figures for High, Low, and Volume are optional.
8. To change a price for a specific date, select the price and click Edit. Enter the new price. The figures for High, Low, and Volume are optional.
9. To delete a price, select it and click Delete.
10. To print the price history list, click Print.

Notes

• The price history of a security comes from a variety of sources: investment transactions you enter that include a security price, prices you enter in the Portfolio window, prices you enter directly in the Price History window, prices you download from the Internet, and prices you import.
• The Price History window lists the most recent price of the selected security and all previous prices recorded for it by date. When you add, change, or delete a price, the new information is added to the Portfolio and Security Detail View windows. No changes are made to transactions already entered in the transaction list.
• To delete several prices at once, hold down the SHIFT or CTRL key while selecting the prices you want to delete, and then click Delete.

1. Click the Investing tab.
2. If necessary, click the Portfolio button at the top of the page. 
3. To record a price for a date other than today, click the pop-up calendar beside the Portfolio As Of field field, and select a date.
4. Select the security you whose price you want to update. To do so, click anywhere on the security line, but not on the security name.
5. Enter the new price in the Quote/Price column. If the Quote/Price column doesn't appear in the Portfolio, click the Customize View button to add it.

Notes

• You can also enter high, low, and volume information if you've customized the Portfolio window to show those columns.
• Quicken records up to a total of 11 digits.
• Press + or - to increase or decrease the price to the next 1/16 (or 0.0625).

1. Open the investment account you want to reconcile.
2. Click the Investing tab.
3. Click  (the Account Actions icon), and then choose Reconcile.
4. Enter the starting cash balance and ending cash balance from your statement.
5. Click OK.
6. Click in the Clr column next to each transaction that appears on your statement.
7. When the difference between your statement ending balance and your cleared balance in Quicken is zero, click Done.
8. Change the As of: date in the Portfolio window to the date shown on your statement.
9. For each security, type the statement price in the Price column.