Why a figure shows a dash and a reason
Finmind never shows a missing number as zero. A dash means the figure could not be worked out, and the reason says why.
One rule
A zero is a claim about money. So when Finmind cannot work a figure out, it shows a dash and says why in the same place. It does not guess, and it does not round a gap into a zero.
Reasons you may see, and what to do
- No brokerage account has synced yet. Connect a brokerage account, or choose Sync now: see Sync your brokerage account and fix a sync problem.
- No sync on record for this day. The chart has a gap on that day. A statement can fill it: Import a statement for these days.
- Syncing stopped, so it is left out. The broker rejected the login. Choose Update broker details, or fix it on the Brokerage page.
- Not enough history yet. The period needs more days. Pick a shorter period.
- At least one brokerage account has no figure for this period. The total would be partial, so it is not shown.
- No price on record, so it is left out of the total. The instrument had no trade to value it by.
- Held in another currency, so it is left out of the UZS total. A holding in another currency is not mixed into a UZS total.
- No cost basis on file. The purchase of the shares is unknown, so a return cannot be computed.
- No imported ledger. Realized profit comes from a statement you have not imported.
Dash, mask and empty are three different things
A dash with a reason means the figure does not exist. A row of dots, read aloud as "Hidden", means you switched on Hide balances. "Nothing recorded yet" on a tile means there is nothing to show yet.
Every figure has a source and a date
A tile says where its figure comes from and "As of" its date. A price on a market page says "Price as of" the date, "Not a live quote", and names the source. If a figure has no source or date, treat it as a fault and write to us.
Source: the wording of the Finmind dashboard, portfolio and market pages, read on 14 November 2026.