No more alerts coming along with quotes?????

Mar 24, 2007 3 Replies

(Posted 3/12 with no responses, thought I'd try again.)



Hi all:



It just recently dawned on me that I'm not getting alerts for earning announcements, dividend declarations and so forth when I do a One Step Update, though I used to receive these all the time with older versions of Quicken. The Alerts Center in Q2007D doesn't seem to support these kinds of alerts. Am I missing something?


TIA.



I just got Q2007 (and I don't use investment alerts), so I may not be of much help: The only difference between the Q2007 Alerts Center and the Q2005 Alerts Center that I see is that the Q2007 Alerts Center offers more alerts ... all the ones from Q2005 are present, plus a few more.

Earnings and dividend announcement alerts are setup at Quicken.com, then, I presume, downloaded when you do a One Step Update. If you have not setup the alerts at Quicken.com, or if your current Quicken data fileset is not linked to the same Quicken.com account where you setup the alerts ... you shouldn't see any alerts in Quicken.

The Q2007 Alerts Center shows exactly 3 "Investing" alerts are available: Price and Volume and Reminders for Quotes and Maturity Dates.

Hmmm... don't remember ever doing anything over at Quicken.com - I tend to avoid putting my financial info out on the net - but I'll wander over there and see if I can figure it out. Thanks!

Tom Young

I'm sorry, my previous post was unintentionally misleading.

I don't think it will matter to your situation, but what you see in Q2007 Deluxe for investment alerts is what I see in Q2005 Deluxe. My previous post neglected to mention that I have Q2007 Premier. When I compare Q2007 Premier to Q2006 Premier, I see they both have the same set of investment alerts ... several more than the Deluxe version. And your Q2007 Deluxe has the same set of investment alerts as my Q2005 Deluxe has.

So I think there has probably not been any change to the Quicken investment alerts from Q2005 thru Q2007.

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