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| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▲ | $800.00 (above) | $778.57 | $778.57 | +2.8% | Sat, Oct 24, 9:51 AM ET | | **Record** | 0W - 8L | 0% | - | - | - |

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Hello there. I appreciate your interest in moving your account to Fidelity. The first place you will want to start is ensuring that your 401(k) is able to hold post-tax funds and that the plan allows rollovers. If you are unsure whether it is able to, you will want to review your Summary Plan Description (SPD). Every 401(k)'s plan rules are specific to that plan. If your employer has made this document available, you can find it after logging into NetBenefits by following these steps. 1. Select the three dots next to your plan 2. Then click "Plan Information and Documents" 3. Open the link labeled "Summary Plan Description" Generally, a direct rollover from a Roth IRA to a 401(k) is not a taxable event. When moving your current assets from a retirement account into a 401(k), It's important to note that your current investments will be liquidated, and the cash transferred to your 401(k). Your plan rules also govern your investment choices within a 401(k). Provided your plan allows rollovers, you can find the steps to complete the process online by following these steps. 1. Select the three dots next to your plan 2. Click "Rollovers" 3. Tap "Select" in the "Move money into my retirement plan" box Lastly, I wanted to share an article I think you may find helpful for deciding. [Considerations for an old 401(k)](https://www.fidelity.com/viewpoints/retirement/what-to-do-with-an-old-401k) If you have any questions about the process, please contact our Workplace Investing team. Associates are available Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. - Midnight ET. [Contact Us](https://www.fidelity.com/customer-service/contact-us) Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.

First, what is an edge? An edge in a game, which trading has been modeled as, is anything which grants a bet greater than 50% odds versus other players or avoiding adverse outcomes. Now of course this is an aggregate statement, and in dynamic games it's an averaged statement, so it's entirely possible to have two sets of odds that do produce an edge but not all bets are within this edge format. To give an example let's say that every other bet you take, for some mystical reason, has an alternating 30/90 chance of success. You do have an edge here, you average 60%, but also knowledge that the edge is averaged but the actual trades are not equivalent. If you are new this is the universe you're entering. You will read that there's some static value for the edge but the static value is actually the averaged value of the game over time, and of course, in this system with this knowledge it becomes a matter of surviving the odds rather than taking advantage of them. In our alternative 30/90 scenario for example we should take greater bets on the 90 and smaller bets on the 30, but in real life you don't know which is 30 and which is 90 on any given day even without news. **So the question becomes can you trade without an edge?** The answer is of course, **yes**. We can model a trading system with an expected value of zero and still make money because we can treat every individual trade as a series of random walk elements and note the common nature of drift. First though, I do need to clarify something: A mechanism is *not* an edge. Drift is a mechanism of the equity markets in which prices tend to rise for a few reasons which we won't visit right now but an edge is something that makes a specific thing more likely at the time of inception. Now that this is out of the way taking advantage of the mechanisms and mannerisms of the markets is very doable. Buy and hold for example is just that, but in general volatility occurs throughout the day in larger markets, so that too is a mechanism you can take advantage of without necessarily having an edge in the bet. This is because of continuity in the bet space. Continuity here refers to the fact that bets are not instantly settled. If you put on a trade the price can move and down on the trade, and you can have the price move down, then up, or vice versa, and win or lose the trade accordingly. Most traders, despite what they say, tend to trade this continuity and volatility with no edge whatsoever, because if the odds are 50/50 that it goes up or down and you've got a random walk the odds that you will be both winning and losing the trade in the same day are 50/50 presuming no impactful news. **Why start with edgeless trading as a beginner?** Well first understanding the market you're in, whether it has mechanisms like drift for example, will help you choose a market to actually participate in. If your first impression of the market is that there are no mechanisms you can take advantage of then your edge becomes that much more important so markets that are more pure, like FX or bonds, tend to be very difficult to trade for retail because they're very efficient. Starting in those spaces is almost always going to result in deep frustrations because edgeless trading with no mechanisms underlying is generally toxic to the newbie. The second really good reason to start with edgeless trading as your model is that you can acknowledge the will of the crowd. For example in FX there's some understanding between countries where they want their currencies to sit relative to one another and they do work to keep them there at the macro level. If you don't know this though you're out in the ocean surrounded by sharks. It is much easier to understand in the equity markets that most people are long and most people want the price to go up. To clarify this more completely it's universally good for an equity price to rise on balance but it is not universally good or bad for a currency price to rise and in many cases there's an argument to be made where a nation may want their price to be higher or lower based on their own objectives at every price. Betting with the herd all the time is a lot easier than trying to discern what the shepherd wants. **Okay. but what does this look like in real markets?** Let's say that we've done some mild homework and know that for $SPY specifically the intraday range is +/-.25% from some time, let's say 10 AM ET. So if we put on a trade at exactly 10 AM ET we expect the volatility of the day to take us around by at least +/-.25% at some point meaning it might go up right away, or down right away, but it will cross our origin point by that amount *probably*. We can cheat code this right away and just say that we're going to sell at +.10%. We're well within the window of action and so, even though we've no edge, we're taking advantage of a mechanism within the market. We can also say that we have positive drift in $SPY and most people are long and want the price to rise, so at that 10 AM ET trade, it makes more sense, barring real important news, to go long. It's more likely that our trade will exit sooner than later by some small fraction of a percent and experience a pullback than vice versa, but it is what it is and the tendency is probably too small to consider an edge, even though it is definitely a mechanism. So now we have a truly edgeless strategy. We buy at 10 AM ET, we sell at +.10%, we go long because of drift and the general market desire, and we're well within the window of volatility. We know the move itself is very close to / effectively 50/50 within the first moments but as the day carries on the odds of transiting the entire loop go up though what that looks like may be irregular; it might be the price is down for an hour in the morning until 11 AM ET and then shoots up for "no reason" at 11:30 AM ET but either way it traverses the expected path and we're out, profitable. Now I won't go into the idea of standard deviation but this is basically that idea and if we have that information we can set stop losses and all sorts of fun things using that information to our advantage. But in general things go up unless there's a reason for it not to and that's built into the system so it's not an edge. Keep in mind that one of the key pieces here is that it's "on balance", markets do go down and people do change their minds about the valuation of things, but then again since most common wealth is held in said market there's advantages to simply sitting out the storms anyway which can explain why $SPY can maintain it's value over time even with component parts falling. **F.A.Q.:** **1. I think I found an edge and back tested it and it works! How do I know the difference?** Well, first things first most edges are not edges and the reason for this is that they take advantage of mechanisms within the construction of the market itself. For example market drift and ranged volatility. Yes, if we did a fictitious back test of the .10% trade idea above in our security, it would come back positive but it's not positive because it's brilliant, it's positive because it's normal behavior, and you're not really taking advantage of anything or producing Alpha. The best way to tell the difference between an edge and just mechanical effects in markets is to test your strategy when the mechanical effects are in opposing states. For example does our strategy work on days when the normal minimum volatility we anticipate fails to deliver? Focus and hone in on those days. If the answer is a resounding "no" you don't have an edge, you're taking advantage of a mechanism, and you should not fool yourself into thinking you're brilliant and the first person to figure this out and need to hide it under a box so no one "steals" your edge. **2. What even** ***is*** **Alpha?** Alpha is any return that is **not** explained by the behaviors of the benchmark on the whole. For example if you're trading leveraged $SPY you have zero alpha against $SPY. If you're trading NVIDIA directly you have an Alpha of the difference between the impact on $SPY and your return. **3. Do I want Alpha?** Fuck no. Alpha generation is risky and stupidly difficult to collect even for massive firms. You need to be completely unconcerned about where your returns come from in that regard. If you make a 10X day on a leveraged $SPY bet you don't want to beat yourself up because it was alpha-less. The cash doesn't know it was *beta* cash and it spends the same. **4. Do I eventually need an edge?** Controversial, but no. As I said above buy-and-hold in equities is an edgeless trade. If you can find a way to produce an edge, great, but most edges decay rapidly not because of other market participants or changes in environment but because they actually become mechanisms. Believe it or not the market did not always "just go up" and it's a juicy history but basically passive investing is a major cause of this mechanism existing. When this first started to occur this *was* an edge but it no longer is. **5. Since the bet is continuous with an infinite timeline with positive drift should I just hold through down periods until I win?** Yeah, I know, no one would actually ask me this, but the short answer is actually yes. Since markets tend to recover more quickly and cycles tend to be faster than in the past due to a large number of reasons I won't visit downturns are getting shorter so holding through downturns of general market based ETFs is actually the smarter thing to do *unless* you have a time-value or opportunity cost element that tells you otherwise. Every dollar you don't have to make back is the best dollar in the collection. **6. So what about time-defined trades like options and futures?** If you're just starting don't touch them. **7. Is Market Efficiency really that important?** Yes. **7a. I know of an arbit-** No, you do not know of an arbitrage opportunity. By the time you know the world already did and either passed over it because it was too small or too unlikely to play out. **7b. Does everyone really have superior information like that?** Yes. Assume, by being retail, you are always 8 hours behind everyone else. This is without insider trading. The world happens even while you sleep but algos and desks have armies of people who swap off and never sleep. You're always behind. **8. I think this is poppycock and I am** ***certain*** **I have an edge!** Okay. Convince the market, not me.

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I would blindly short all four major US indices 10 min after the tradingsand and close them after 45 minutes. Formerly I was doing ORBs that those typical patterns dont show up any more, they just fall outright and then partially or fully recover. The last 60, 70 sessions started like that. Then I would check which index recovers how fast, and then decide to go into the index long (by a future) or check two, three stocks. But in stocks I dont do daytrading, I do swing trading in a margin account. And stocks - never before 9:30 ET. NEVER. I have a watchlist of the "dip candidates" and sometimes I pick one and go long then keep them for 2-3 days.

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**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 0W - 8L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** | $800.00 (above) | $778.57 | +2.8% | Sat, Oct 24, 9:51 AM ET |

I only trade for 2.5 hours a day (9:30-12 ET).

How do you decide which opening movers are actually worth charting? The first 30 minutes aren't a normal stretch of the day. Overnight news, earnings, and moves in other markets all get priced at once at 9:30 ET, so the open is usually the busiest part of the session. A fixed move size also means different things on different stocks. A range that's routine for one name can be a whole day's move for another, so "how much did it move?" is a weak first filter. What I use instead: opening range vs the stock's own ATR (its typical daily range). When the open has already used about 25% of ATR, that name is doing something out of character. That ratio doesn't tell you direction, and it doesn't predict what happens by 10 AM. It only tells you where to look. The chart decides the rest. How do you sort the open? Fixed dollar/percent moves, relative volume, or something vs the stock's own normal range?

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Before investing it's better to spend few months to read, research and understand the basics of personal finance else you may burn your hard earned money 🔥 There are amazing Personal finance resources available online to understand the basics of Insurance, Investment, Banking etc and you may start with any of the following: * Value Research Online * Morningstar India * ET Wealth * FreeFinCal etc. No hard feelings, as this is how we all have learnt the things. The rest, your call.

A note- Wait until December when this sort of thing is at least a weekly occurrence and literally thousands of mutual funds and ETFs declare end of year distributions. We'll all be seeing end of day prices that make no sense. All you need to do is 1) Wait until the next morning when everything clears up, and 2) Check your account online around 8:00pm ET and when you look at the list of holdings you'll see the distribution event for any fund that had one.

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Happy to chat about the general flow. You'll be able to open new self-managed accounts with the same account registrations, and positions that can be transferred will be transferred in kind without tax implications. Proprietary positions in managed accounts are liquidated and may incur capital gains if the managed account is taxable. If it's an IRA, any liquidated position isn't taxed, but if the funds are withdrawn to an account that doesn't match the registration, there may be tax considerations. You can read more about capital gains taxes below: [Capital Gains](https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/trading-investing/capital-gains) We encourage you to connect with your advisor or our managed account associates over the phone for further assistance through the links below. Our associates are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET. Please say "managed account" when prompted to be routed appropriately. [Wealth Management](https://www.fidelity.com/wealth/financial-advisors#:~:text=Find%20an%20advisor-,Connect%20with%20your%20advisor,-Questions%20about%20working) [Contact Us](https://www.fidelity.com/customer-service/contact-us) Please let us know if you have further questions.

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# Mastercard Selects Rezolve Ai in Worldwide Reseller Agreement to Advance AI-Powered Commerce *Mastercard to lead customer sales engagement under worldwide agreement, expanding Rezolve Ai’s distribution and subscription revenue opportunity* October 05, 2026 08:00 ET  | Source: Rezolve AI PLC NEW YORK, Oct. 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rezolve Ai (NASDAQ: RZLV), a global leader in AI-powered commerce and engagement, today announced a worldwide reseller agreement with Mastercard, establishing a new distribution channel for Rezolve Ai’s technology as businesses prepare for the next generation of AI-driven commerce. Under the agreement, Mastercard is authorized to market, offer and sell subscriptions to Rezolve Ai’s software and SaaS services worldwide on a non-exclusive basis. The arrangement provides a commercial framework for bringing Rezolve Ai’s capabilities to Mastercard customers with Mastercard leading coordination of the sales process and contracting directly with resale customers. The agreement covers capabilities spanning conversational commerce, intelligent search and product discovery, catalogue enrichment, personalization, recommendations and cart and checkout orchestration. Together, these technologies help businesses connect customer intent with relevant products and support shopping journeys from discovery through checkout handoff. **Daniel M. Wagner, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Rezolve Ai, said:** “This agreement gives Rezolve Ai a powerful new engine for international growth. Mastercard can market and sell our technology worldwide, with a defined commercial framework for turning customer opportunities into deployments and subscription revenues. “As AI agents change how people shop, merchants need technology that understands their products, represents them accurately and helps turn demand into purchases. Rezolve Ai provides that intelligence. “We are building Rezolve Ai to become essential infrastructure for agentic commerce. This agreement is a major step in taking our technology to market at scale.” **A worldwide distribution framework** The reseller agreement provides for coordinated sales activity, including joint customer evaluations, presentations, proposals and product demonstrations, supported by Rezolve Ai’s technical expertise. For Rezolve Ai, the arrangement creates an opportunity to extend its commercial reach through Mastercard-led customer relationships. Individual deployments, including the selected capabilities, geography and commercial terms, will be agreed through separate statements of work. **Technology for the next generation of commerce** As shopping becomes increasingly conversational and agent-driven, businesses need systems that can interpret customer requests, organize and enrich product information, personalize recommendations and coordinate the steps towards purchase. Rezolve Ai’s technology addresses these requirements across the merchant experience. The agreement also encompasses policy controls, governance and analytics capabilities designed to support deployment within customer-defined operating requirements. “The opportunity is to make AI-powered commerce work for businesses at scale,” Wagner added. “We believe combining our commerce intelligence with this new worldwide distribution channel can help accelerate adoption and establish Rezolve Ai at the center of that transformation.” **About Rezolve Ai** Rezolve Ai is a global leader in AI-powered commerce and engagement. Its technology helps retailers, brands, financial institutions and commerce platforms create intelligent, personalized customer experiences across search, discovery, engagement and transaction journeys. Rezolve Ai’s platform is designed to connect consumers, merchants, banks and payment providers through intelligent commerce infrastructure that makes customer interactions more relevant, measurable and valuable. Through its AI-powered commerce capabilities and Reward’s financial engagement platform, Rezolve Ai is building the infrastructure for the next generation of personalized and agentic commerce.

| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **QQQ** ▼ | $700.00 (below) | $746.01 | $749.56 | -6.2% | Thu, Oct 29, 1:38 PM ET | | **Record** | 1W - 2L | 33% | - | - | - |