Mate, just redo your figures and your buy and sell price and it...

Mate, just redo your figures and your buy and sell price and it will come good.

It is working the maths out using your the initial purchase cost at 0.001. I.e. 8,696 x 0.001 = $8.696.

The price now is 0.078.

So it calculates 8,696 at that price.

0.078 x 8,696 = $678.29

It thinks you only have spent $8.696 for your 8,696 shares.

Hence, why its saying you are in profit of $668.59.

($678.29 - $8.696 =$669.59)

Just put the buy price at 0.115 and the maths will work itself out.

You are actually in the red of $1,000 - $678.29 = $321.71 (separate to broking) . 

This should be represented when you do the purchase price change to 0.115.

*** 8,696 is a rounded up number so you may be down something diff to $321.71 but it will be close enough to that.

Cheers biggz