Hello,
Example :
Currency : NZD
Shares : 10.000 (ten thousands)
Bond price : 101,316% (decimal point is comma)
In investment detail the price precision is set to 6.
When I introduce the buy security transaction the price precision is restricted to 4.
(see screenshots)
How can I introduce a bond with 6 decimals ?
Thank you for any help,
Hello, I need to test that. Anything in the manual on this?
@jessevarela: check the section “Adding Investments to Your Account.” I’ll be glad to take suggestions for specific improvements/additions.
@MarkLa: You need to increase the fraction to 1000 or even 10000 to show the additional precision. This is in addition to setting the Price Precision (where 6 should be sufficient.)
With the version 5.1.2 the fraction attribute has no effect whatever the number entered.
And I am not able to test it on 5.2 because I run KMM on macos.
Testing with version 5.2.2-3cdefd15b (thanks to Alex Teixeira for making this version available on Apple Silicon).
Regardless of the value of the Factor attribute, there is no change in the calculation of the transaction amount. The features related to the Factor attribute appear not to have been implemented.
But…
With this new version, price precision is indeed taken into account. I can live with this solution even though the price displayed on the Equities screen is not shown as a percentage.
Regarding the “Factor” attribute, I had misunderstood how KMM works. The factor applies to stock transactions (stock splits and reverse stock splits) and not to the stock price ! I tested it on a specific example of a swap between a Lyxor ETF and an Amundi ETF, and the feature works perfectly. I apologize for the confusion on my side.
