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title: "Why is the buy average for some shares shown as N/A?"
description: "Your buy average can show as N/A for these reasons:"
category: console
subcategory: portfolio
slug: why-is-the-buy-average-for-some-shares-shown-as-n-a
canonical: https://support.arrow.trade/console/portfolio/why-is-the-buy-average-for-some-shares-shown-as-n-a/
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# Why is the buy average for some shares shown as N/A?

> Your buy average can show as N/A for these reasons:

## Short answer

Your buy average can show as N/A for these reasons:

If you transferred shares from another broker to iRage, you must manually enter the buy average on Console.

If your stock is undergoing a corporate action like a bonus or split, the buy average will need to be adjusted. The system automatically updates the buy average within a few days from the record date.

If you received the stock via Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) or an off-market transaction, you must manually enter the buy average on Console.

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Source: https://support.arrow.trade/console/portfolio/why-is-the-buy-average-for-some-shares-shown-as-n-a/
Publisher: Arrow / iRage Broking Services LLP