If there is a single value for the whole thing I'd be inclined to treat it as a mutual fund rather than recording a myriad of individual stocks.  Doe that make sense in terms of what reporting you get after each bunch of purchases?

Wm


On 2026-05-03 22:36, Louise wrote:
I have a managed investment account where I deposit funds monthly, and someone, or AI, decides what stocks to buy.

So far, in GnuCash, I have just been transferring my deposits to the appropriate account. When the dividends are paid out I have simple been allocating the amounts to a plain account per stock.

Should I be treating these "purchases" as stocks, or is this not necessary?

Thanks,

Louise.
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