feature/drip transaction

[raskanskyz]

resolves #1618

• chore: create prisma migration
• chore: add "DRIP" selection to activities page + table

[raskanskyz]

@dtslvr can you please review this?
I'm sure I missed a few things since i'm not too familiar with the project, yet :)

The only thing I tested was adding a "DRIP" transactoin both manually and by JSON import and I see that the transaction is added as expected and it also appears in the "Dividend Timeline".
What else needs to be verified?

[dtslvr]

Hi @raskanskyz

Thanks for your suggestion. I have finally found some time to review your PR.

I would like to understand exactly why a new DRIP type is needed. Can't the same scenario already be represented with a DIVIDEND and a BUY (with unitPrice 0) activity?

[raskanskyz]

Hey @dtslvr,
Thanks for the review/reply!
You are correct although I think the unitPrice should be the price in which the stock was repurchased rather than 0.
This PR might actually be unnecessary. I was mainly looking for a convinient way to represent "DRIP" since it's a common term/type in most brokerages.
What I can do alternatively is update the JSON I want to import and split the "DRIP" transactions into DIVIDEND and BUY transactions.

[dtslvr]

Maybe you can create a test scenario @raskanskyz here to verify?

Something like ok-drip.json including BUY (initial buy), DIVIDEND, BUY (repurchase).

[bats77]

Hello, I had some comments about DRIP transaction, as example :
real dividend (based on published data) 100 =
first option : dividend = 100
second option : reinvestment on 15 stocks with a lasting dividend of 1,20
last option : revinvestment on 16 stocks with a buy operation consuming 10,4 cash

very close to Merge&Split transaction :
1 Google = 100 (new Google) at date + cash (bonus or reinvestment or nothing)
/ or / 19 At&t at date = 15 (new)At&t + 3 WarnerMedia + cash (bonus or reinvestment);

Nice and promising application by the way, congrats 👍