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Re: max. investments in a portfolio[ Message Board ] [ Archives ] [ Search ] Posted by Mark on June 26, 2006 at 12:30:10: In Reply to: Re: max. investments in a portfolio posted by jc on June 26, 2006 at 12:15:26: : Thanks, Mark, for your prompt response. I'll just put in two cents, if you don't mind. If you keep the limit to 2000 or 5000, chances are you are shutting out a lot of active investors. (Of course there are competing products in the market that can handle more than 5000, but they are either very expensive or they can't do stuff like ROI or handle cash distributions like dividend payouts.) Moreover, there are folks who may have transaction data accumulated over the years that could far exceed these limits. So if you could increase the limits, so much the better for us. Thanks again. Hi jc, I do appreciate the feedback. I should point out that this limit is unrelated to transaction data. Every investment can have an unlimited transaction history. For example, if you bought INTC, sold all of it, and then bought it again later, this is all just 1 investment. You can have as many transactions as you want in any given investment file (*.dat). The 2000/5000 limit only applies to the number of investment files. You would normally have just one investment file per unique symbol (security), and record all the transactions for that security within that one investment file. Thanks,
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