Thanks. I'm not sure I want to get that deep into it.
Yes, they were created as 'currencies' and can't be changed.
I'll just manually enter prices periodically. It is only two of them.
Regards,
Adrien
On 10/12/23 8:55 PM, Ken Farley wrote:
My guess would be that it's because they were created as a "currency"
and can't be changed? I don't use any currencies as investments, so I
don't have any experience with this kind of thing.
If there is a way you can specify the source of the quotes (i.e. not
Alphavantage), you could take the unusual route of making your own Perl
module that when asked for "XAG" or "XUA", uses one of the other sources
like yahoo_json to get the quote using their symbols and spits back a
quote using the symbol you need. I did something like this years ago
when my employer insisted on giving us shares in a weird Employee Stock
Ownership Plan, whose shares were equivalent to a strange fraction of
the company's stock price. I'd get the stock quote, multiply it by the
fraction, and off I went.
Not an elegant solution, but it will work.
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