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The Cost object displays cost accounting information for a position. Position Viewer lets you see what positions are stored in the Cost object with no need to run STAR to PACE Direct to view the Holding report.

To view cost accounting information for a specific position:

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The following are the tabs associated with the Cost object:

OptionDescription
SummaryDisplays basic field/value information.
SMF ReferenceDisplays security master detail information.
Cost PositionDisplays detailed cost information.
Open LotsDisplays open lot information (original and change positions), for example, buys, conversions, receives, and shortsells.
Open AdjustmentsDisplays open adjustment information (original and change positions), for example, cash dividends (APPLYCASHDIV) and cost adjustments (DECROPEN).
Close AdjustmentsDisplays closed adjustment position information (original and change position).
Close LotsDisplays closed individual lot information (identified and average gain/loss), for example, sells, delivers, and buytocovers.
Close ActivityDisplays close activity/transaction information, for example, sells, delivers, and buytocovers.
Cancel Close ActivityDisplays cancelled close activity transactions.
Cancel OpenDisplays cancelled open transactions.
Cancel CloseDisplays cancelled close transactions.
Cancel Open AdjustmentDisplays cancelled open adjustment information.
Cancel Close AdjustmentDisplays cancelled close adjustment information.
Trade ActivityDisplays trade activity for the entity and issue selected.
RejectionsDisplays rejected transaction information.
Corporate ActionsDisplays corporate action information for the entity and issue selected.

The Event Sequence is a key data element in the Cost object. The system assigns a sequence number to each piece of position activity, such as a Buy, Sell, or Cancel. Event Sequence displays this sequence number, allowing you to track where one piece of position activity occurred in relation to another.

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