* Metin Akat <akat.me...@gmail.com> [2015-11-16 01:15]:
> All of my assets get reported with their "original" prices and the plot is
> really boring (they don't change over time).
> On top of that I get quite a big "<Adjustment>" lump which brings the
> running total to the correct value, but the adjustment is summed together
> for all the assets.
>
> What I'd like to be able to do is either:
>
> 1. Report the "projected to current prices" change of each account and no
> <Adjustment> entry at all
> 2. Have a separate <Adjustment> per account. Then I can sum this with my
> "original" asset value.
>
> Both of these would work equally good for me.
> Is there a way to achieve it?
Can you show an example showing how you track your assets in ledger?
Using shares as an example, you could use the -B option to get the
cost and -V to get the market value. -G, gain, is the difference.
ledger -f d bal assets:inve -B
10.00 EUR Assets:Investments
ledger -f d bal assets:inve -V
12.00 EUR Assets:Investments
ledger -f d bal assets:inve -G
2.00 EUR Assets:Investments
D 1000.00 EUR
2015-01-01 * Buy 1 AAA for 10 EUR
Assets:Investments 1 AAA @@ 10.00 EUR
Assets:Cash
P 2015-02-02 AAA 12.00 EUR
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