Please describe the problem:
The balance sheet is out of balance. If I hold the same stock in two
different accounts, transactions in one affect the apparent unrealized
value of the other, so that when I sell, the balance sheet shows
an incorrect amount for "unrealized gains."

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create two accounts that hold the same stock.
2. Enter a buy transaction in Acct1
3. At a later date, enter a buy transaction in Acct2, at a different price.
4. At a still later date,enter a sell transaction in Acct1 for a loss, at
   a third price.
5. Create a balance sheet.


Actual results:
The balance sheet is incorrect.Assets != Liability + Equity. In particular,
the "unrealized losses" is wrong.

Expected results:
I expect Assets = Liability + Equity, and that "unrealized losses" or
"unrealized gains" is exactly what it needs to be to balance.

Does this happen every time?
Yes.

Other information:
Gosh, reporting stock buys and sales is really kludgy. Ideally,
there'd be one entry for the sale in the stock account, and one entry for 
wherever the money goes. There really shouldn't be 4 lines to do a simple
sale.
(I'll try to attach the test case.)