Hi Bruce,
While using F::Q version 1.5301, the quoted prices always matched the figures
obtained elsewhere, and GnuCash displayed those figures in GB Pounds, so all
was well. It was only when I transferred my GC file to the computer running GC
version 5.4 and F::Q version 1.62 that I started to see prices that were 100
times greater than they should be.
Regards,Alan G
On Thursday 19 September 2024 at 20:37:07 BST, Bruce Schuck
<bsch...@asgard-systems.com> wrote:
On 9/19/24 8:06 AM, aeg wrote:
> Perhaps I should have mentioned in my original post that I had
> previously been downloading quotes on my old laptop, which is running
> GnuCash version 4.12 on Windows 10 with Finance::Quote version
> 1.5301 installed, so presumably something has changed since those
> versions were current.
Alan,
In 1.45 Alphavantage started dividing all .L pricing data by 100. Which
means securities traded in British Pounds were reported as 1/10 their
actual value. The ".X" workaround was officially released in v1.58 on
2023-08-12. I'm somewhat surprised you didn't notice incorrect pricing
for London Exchange securities that traded in Pounds.
Bruce S.
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