Re: [GNC] Combining Method in Chapter 11 and Standalone Security

2022-06-23 Thread davidcousens49
Bite, The overall methodology is the same although the calculation of the unrealized gain or loss is slightly different from the example - there is no external valuation just recording a stock price. A new valuation of a painting is essentially the same as a change in an updated stock price stock

Re: [GNC] Combining Method in Chapter 11 and Standalone Security

2022-06-23 Thread Michael or Penny Novack
On 6/23/2022 8:48 PM, Gao Bite wrote: GnuCash developers & Maintainers: Hello! I have found several issues when I am reading your "Tutorial and Concepts Guide". When I reads methods in the 11th chapter,I have found that its example is based on non-fungible asset like painting. However, what I

Re: [GNC] Combining Method in Chapter 11 and Standalone Security

2022-06-23 Thread David T. via gnucash-user
The concept of capital gains is the same, whether you're talking about a painting or a stock. The difference between your purchase and your sale price is the gain or loss. The only trick to consider for stocks is that different lots of stock purchases can have different cost bases, which obvious

[GNC] Combining Method in Chapter 11 and Standalone Security

2022-06-23 Thread Gao Bite
GnuCash developers & Maintainers: Hello! I have found several issues when I am reading your "Tutorial and Concepts Guide". When I reads methods in the 11th chapter,I have found that its example is based on non-fungible asset like painting. However, what I am expecting is that records capital g