Fortunately, that's not the case. It's actually up about 40% from when I bought it. Ironically, at the time of this $.08 'sale', it was down a few percent. I'm baffled. It says I sold quantity of 0, with proceeds of $0.04, twice. Cost basis is blank. I did some math to see how many 'shares' $0.04 would have been on the dates in question, and then assumed the cost of those shares based on my original purchase date. It was a sliver, which makes me think the quantity of 0 is just from rounding?
It ended up being $0.09. In the absence any better idea, I think I'll enter short term non-covered, cost basis of $.09 and proceeds of $.08. Sound crazy? I really don't want to be audited over 8 cents :(.
