Download the transaction overview from ABN AMRO Beleggen as CSV and upload it. Never your ABN AMRO login details. Just a file.
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One CSV file is enough.
From ABN AMRO Beleggen, as a CSV file. It goes back about 15 months.
Drop the file on the import page. If you upload a newer export later, we only add the new rows.
After the import you see what we assume and which holdings you still need to pick. Then you see P&L, dividends, diversification and returns.
Four things the transaction overview does not tell you.
The transaction overview names each holding only by a short, often abbreviated name. There is no ISIN or ticker in it.
We look the holding up by name. If we are not sure, we link nothing and the position stays at cost. You then pick the right security from a list, or enter the ISIN.
Anything you bought earlier is not in it. A sale or dividend then seems to come out of nowhere.
If your sales or dividends show you already held a holding, we set up an opening position at the closing price from before your export. If you know your own purchase price, you enter it.
The export has no transaction costs, no dividend tax withheld and no deposits or withdrawals.
Your dividends are gross and your result excludes transaction costs. We count every purchase as money you put in, and every sale and dividend as money you took out. After the import, the result says so too.
For a US share, the price is in dollars and the amount in euros.
We book the purchase in dollars, at the exchange rate that follows from your own amounts. Your cost in euros is exactly what ABN AMRO charged you.
Updated roughly every hour during trading hours, for every holding we recognised. A holding you still need to pick stays at cost until then.
Average purchase price per position, realised and unrealised separately.
Per month and per position, with yield on cost and a calendar with ex-dates. Gross, because your export does not show the tax withheld.
Personal return (MWRR) and time-weighted return (TWR), next to the AEX, S&P 500, MSCI ACWI or Nasdaq-100.
See your spread by sector, country, currency, position type and more.
Your export has no ISIN. We recognise holdings by their name and do not guess: when unsure, you pick the right one, or enter the ISIN.
One file: the transaction overview from ABN AMRO Beleggen.
In ABN AMRO Beleggen, download the transaction overview of your investment account as a CSV file and upload it to StockQuarters. One file is enough. The overview goes back about 15 months.
We look the holding up by the name in your export. That name is often abbreviated. If we are not sure, we link nothing: the position comes in with the right quantities and your result, but at cost. You then pick the right security from a list, or enter the ISIN. After that it gets an updated price.
If your sales or dividends show you already held a holding, we set up an opening position on the day your export starts, at the closing price of the day before. Sometimes we only know the minimum; if you held more, you add them. If you know your own purchase price, enter it, so your result counts from your real purchase. A holding with no purchase, sale or dividend in that period is not in the export. You add it yourself as a position.
No. ABN AMRO’s export has no transaction costs, no dividend tax withheld and no deposits or withdrawals. Your dividends are therefore gross, and your result excludes transaction costs. Because there are no deposits in it, we count every purchase as money you put in and every sale and dividend as money you took out. Your cash balance is zero.
Yes. Upload the same file again and nothing changes. A newer export that overlaps the previous one only adds the new rows.
A row that moves shares (a purchase, a sale, or a corporate action such as a reinvested dividend) that we cannot read or book, for example because we cannot determine its currency (we recognise euros and dollars). We then leave out the whole holding that row belongs to, so no position with wrong quantities ends up in your portfolio. We do the same when we cannot work out what you held before your export starts. We do import your other holdings, and after the import you see what we left out and why.
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