Please describe the problem:
Transactions are generated to represents realised gains that are already recorded elsewhere.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Have an account of type Stock that includes one or more transactions recording a sale of shares.
2. Run "Check & Repair" on the account (or all accounts) (available from the "Actions" menu).


Actual results:
Running "Check & Repair" creates transactions in accounts of type Stock on the date of existing Sell transactions, with the description "Realised Gain/Loss", transfering to/from the Stock accounts to "Orphaned Gains-USD", an amount multiple of the number of shares sold on the date and a price of unknown origin.   Lots are also generated if there were none before.

Expected results:
Checking & repair'ing... minus adding transactions related to realised gains and creating lots (since there's no way to use lots yet(?)).

Does this happen every time?
Yes.

Other information:
I don't mind the idea of "Check & Repair" addressing realised gain and lots, but I think as GnuCash now stands, it shouldn't.

1. As there's no way to work with lots (on which I imagine "Realised Gain/Loss" is computed) the user cannot define what shares were sold from which lot.
2. The Concepts Guide instructs recording realised gain/loss as a split, while "Check & Repair" records the realised gain/loss using unique transactions.