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Energy Transfer LP Common Units representing limited partner interests
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Hello, and thank you for choosing Fidelity!
Great news here. You should be able to consolidate your accounts by transferring your positions into your stock plan account. This account is where your stock plan shares and cash are held when you make a purchase through an employee stock purchase plan (ESPP), but it can also be used like a regular brokerage account. Your ESPP shares will need to be deposited in this account, and they can’t be deposited into another brokerage account.
With this in mind, you may be able to transfer the ESPP shares to another brokerage account after they've been deposited to your ESPP account. Your employer decides these rules, and some plans have specific holding periods before shares can be transferred. You can review your plan's rules to see what your available choices are for your shares.
If you're ready to make some moves, here's how to do transfer between accounts on Fidelity.com after you’re logged in.
1. Highlight over the “Accounts & Trade” dropdown menu
2. Choose “Transfers”
3. In the first column, click on “Transfer Between Fidelity Accounts”
From here, you’ll be prompted to select the “From” and “To” accounts and then selecting the investments you’d like to transfer.
If you run into any challenges, I suggest reaching out to our Stock Plan Services team for further assistance. Representatives are available continuously from Sunday 5:00 p.m. until Friday midnight ET using the info in the link below.
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I hope you have a wonderful rest of your weekend.

US-China meeting starts at 10:30 AM ET on Sunday, September 20 in New York - enjoy your daily torture but on a weekend

I recommend using our contact information below and, when prompted, please say “Life Events” to be directed to the correct teams. Then, you can ask to speak to someone else. They are generally available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. ET.
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Imagine having an ice cold Coke Zero at 9am ET

 stock changing hands near $119. At 11:37:04 ET on Thursday, September 18, 2026, a trader printed 1,000 contracts across both in the same second, buyi

Theoretically yes, makes perfect sense. However, my question/observation is not regarding the lack of reports. It's regarding the accumulation of reports on ET markets.
Prabhudas Lilladher is an obvious drop off. They are publishing new research but a number of those arent making it to the ET page.
but there are other brokerage calls that are covered by ET in a separate article but none of those reports are in the recos pages ( Coforge - Emkay, Paytm - JM financial, Emkay). Those two brokerages in particular have no recos going back about a year or so.
so i'm wondering whether ET has gradually stopped ingesting reports from certain brokerages ( while continuing to quote them in articles), rather than whether brokerages themselves have reduced their output

[ET Money Blog: How to Declutter Your Portfolio](https://www.etmoney.com/learn/mutual-funds/how-to-reduce-the-number-of-funds-from-portfolio/)

lolol, i was thinking about buying some calls around 1pm ET cause i thought maybe we would rally up EOD . . . like some 546 or 547s . . . super cheap, low risk, cost pennies . . . i talked myself out of it cause i have tried that maybe 5 times before and every time it just fades or flat lines . . . man, that woulda been a sick ROI . . .

Thanks for trying all of the troubleshooting and getting back to us.
The next best step is to call our Technical Support team for further review.

They are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. ET. When calling, say "technical support" to be routed directly to them.

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Hope you enjoy your weekend and that we see you around the sub again soon.

GameStop warrants expire at 5:00 p.m. ET on October 30, 2026, with 41 calendar days remaining. Warrants closed at $2.37 and GME at $22.64. The $32 strike is $9.36 out of the money.
We were all pretty surprised to see the price action AH yesterday, but not surprised to see it evaporate during trading hours.
I covered all the brokers I’m holding with over the past couple of days. I appreciate y’all. Have a great Friday night, don’t drink and drive.

I'm a Fidelity Private Client Group (DIY) investor.

Here's an email correspondence I've had with my support team. Don't worry about digging into the details of my first email. NOTE THE DATES!
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July 27
(team lead) and (team member),
Attached are notices regarding an IRS 990-T filing regarding UBTI for Energy Transfer Limited Partnership Co. for 2025.
The original notice states that ELP is being reviewed to determine whether a 990-T filing is required. The date of the notice to me is April 20, five days after the original filing deadline. The notice states that Fidelity had filed for an extension.
In July, I received notice that funds were needed to cover the taxes due per the 990-T, since the affected account (245209937) had been closed. I responded promptly, transferring funds from account 262660995 and the payment was filed on July 15.
The 990-T filing on page 22 shows a late fee of $90 based on the due date of April 15.
If the determination that taxes were due had not even been finalized by April 20, and an extension had been filed, how can a late fee be charged as of April 15? If Fidelity is responsible for doing the filing, why am I responsible for the late fee? Will my account be credited $90?
Thanks for your attention,
(me)
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On Mon, Jul 27, 2026 at 5:54 PM (team leader) wrote:
Hey (me),
This is an interesting situation. Let me see what we can do for you here!
It may take me a few days but I will reach back out!
Thanks,
(team lead)
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Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2026 8:29 AM
(team lead),
Is there any update on the interesting situation?
Thanks,
(me)
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On Tue, Aug 18, 2026
Hi (me),
Thank you for your email, apologies for the delay.
It took me some time to locate the page you we’re referring to and consequently wasn’t able to ask any teams internally.
After going through your account, I did find the page 22 in your tax documents with the “computation of penalties and interest.”
As this is outside of my scope of expertise, I have enlisted an internal team to gather more information about what that page is showing.
Once I learn more from them, I will reconnect with you.
Regards,
(team member)
Planning Consultant
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September 4 (I) wrote
(team lead), (team member)
This is outside my scope of expertise, also, but I've undertaken to do some research since nothing is forthcoming from your side. One thing I've learned is that there should have been an "ET 2025 Sales Schedule" worksheet included showing cash/sales proceeds, my adjusted tax basis, my share of partnership liabilities, total gain, ordinary gain, and capital gain. Could you please provide that ASAP?
As for my original request for the reimbursement of the interest and penalty ($98, not $90) it appears you're under no legal obligation to reimburse me. However, since the lateness was due to Fidelity's actions/inactions and not mine, it would be a welcome good will gesture to reimburse.
(me)
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How do I go about hooking up with someone who will provide some kind (any kind) of service? The "team"'s immediate supervisor, perhaps. How is this performance in any way acceptable at Fidelity? Is this group accountable to no one? Is this the culture? I just want someone to at least tell me, "We're not gonna do anything about this, you've gotta eat the fee," cuz being ghosted for two months really sucks.

In that case, we recommend reaching out to our Technical Support team so they can troubleshoot the issue with you. Associates are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET. Please say "technical support" when prompted by the automated system to be connected to the right group.
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Major AI CapEX collapse announcements at 4:01pm ET

DUMP ET

At 4:01pm ET all the tech giants will announce a 90% reduction in CapEX and then at 4:02pm ET China will flood the market with 99% cheaper memory

Hey, that's a good question, and there's not exactly a yes or no answer. In general, authorized access capabilities for employer-sponsored accounts vary by plan. These plans and their plan rules are set up and sponsored by the employer for the employee. It is typical that authorized access to 401(k) plans requires a Durable Power of Attorney (POA) on file, which must be submitted separately from the POA for a personal investment account.
Our Workplace Investing team can review the plan rules with you to determine whether authorized access can be added. That team can be reached Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 12 midnight ET.
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Have a good weekend!

Epd, ET, Wells Fargo and Jaaa

Trader Read: Weak/flat rigs = WTI ↑ | Inflation ↑ | 10Y ↑ | Tech pressure.
Strong rigs = WTI ↓ | Inflation pressure ↓ | 10Y pressure ↓ | Tech relief. release at 1:00 PM ET today, Friday, September 18, 2026.

Thanks for clarifying that.
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