doc: --infer-market-prices is bad at guessing valuation commodity
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				| @ -1160,6 +1160,16 @@ and try adding `--debug` or `--debug=2` to troubleshoot. | ||||
|   "[more correct](investments.html#a-more-correct-entry)" multicommodity transactions | ||||
|   (no `@`, multiple commodities, balanced). | ||||
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| There is another limitation (bug) currently: when a valuation commodity is not specified,  | ||||
| prices inferred with `--infer-market-prices` do not help select a default valuation commodity, | ||||
| as `P` prices would. | ||||
| So conversion might not happen because no valuation commodity was detected (`--debug=2` will show this).  | ||||
| To be safe, specify the valuation commmodity, eg: | ||||
| 
 | ||||
| - `-X EUR --infer-market-prices`, not `-V --infer-market-prices` | ||||
| - `--value=then,EUR --infer-market-prices`, not `--value=then --infer-market-prices` | ||||
| 
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| 
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| ## Valuation commodity | ||||
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| **When you specify a valuation commodity (`-X COMM` or `--value TYPE,COMM`):**\ | ||||
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