https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352683
--- Comment #6 from Jack <ostrof...@users.sourceforge.net> --- I'm confused about the details here. To the best of my understanding, you can close an investment if there are currently no shares of it held in any investment account. Closing it prevents creating or editing any transaction referring to that specific investment. Deleting an investment is only possible if it is not referred to in any transaction, and as it totally deletes the definition of that investment, you clearly cannot buy shares of it after it is deleted (without re-creating it as a new investment.) Aside from the problem of the program not making it obvious why you cannot close or delete an investment (which should be wishlist enhancements) is there anything else about this which can still be considered a bug, or separate wishlist item? (I may separately file a new wishlist for more explicit clarification of the difference between securities and equities - one providing a baseline definition of the stock or bond, and the other being an account which holds shares. (I'm trying hard not to use the specific terms here, hopefully it avoids more confusion instead of adding it.) Those accounts only occur within Investment accounts, and there can be multiple such accounts for a single underlying stock/bond.) In terms of the current subject of this bug, the current process is that any transactions referring to a security can block the deletion of that stock. It doesn't make sense for closing or deleting a security to delete any transactions, since that is altering history. If you really want to do that, delete the transactions first, then close or delete the security. I'm not sure if this needs to be converted to (a better specified) wishlist, or closed as either WONTFIX or NOTABUG. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.