Yes, that's how I currently implement this in GNUCash. Unfortunately, I have more than one brokerage accounts so that I could take advantage of the least expensive transactions of each.
The other thing is that the account structure is fixed. You can't "view" it from different perspectives such as the markets that those companies work on or any other trait used for a diversification strategy. On Wednesday, March 14, 2012 7:48:41 PM UTC-3, Jim Robinson wrote: > > I'm sure that I'm "doing it wrong" but I just fake it by adding > sub-categories for different funds (or stocks), so, for example: > > 2011-12-30 * Fidelity - 403b Dividend > Assets:403b:Fidelity:VBMPX 2.493 VBMPX @@ > $27.42 > Income:403b:Fidelity:VBMPX -$27.42 > > >
