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I figured that trades normally contain the average price and lots are basically "fills". So if you have a trade to sell 2 shares and you get one 1 share sold at $10 and another at $15 then the trade will have a price set to $12.50 with the quantity set at 2. I am still poking around all that and I'll share my findings later on. But if you could ditch lots and rely solely on trades then perhaps tax reports could be more compact. It's mind numbing for me to go through dozens of pages of trade reports and verify that everything is correct. I am planning to automate that this year.
This is a simplification task. See if you still need Lots in IB XML outputs or you could pull all the data from Trades only.
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