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Energy Transfer LP Common Units representing limited partner interests
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July 16, noon (ET)

Keep the ET K-1 for sure

I know where you live, meet in front of Walmart tomorrow 6pm ET. Wear a green shirt and a black hat

Will fires find the center of the earf? Find out tomorrow at 0930 ET!

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Good afternoon, u/Top_Performer6713!
Typically, when it comes to rolling funds out of an old 401(k), you can move your assets into your existing IRAs. When doing this, please be aware of commingling assets. Commingling is combining different types of retirement plan assets into one account. Commingling assets may prevent you from rolling assets into a new 401(k) plan in the future. However, it is typically okay to commingle assets within an IRA if you do not plan to roll the assets into an employer plan in the future.
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Have a great night!

Ah if its the preffereds then yeah, wild I have not met or seen many with the ET preffereds

Its just ET

Welcome to the sub.👋 We appreciate you reaching out to us with your question.
Jumping right in: Typically, once you reach the maximum allowed contribution limit for your 401(k) for a tax year, the plan will either stop contributions automatically for the remainder of that year or your contributions will be changed to after-tax. This can vary depending on your plan's rules; however, please note that Fidelity does not monitor whether you will overcontribute.
You can review your plan's documents on the NetBenefits website to determine your plan's rules. Once you log on, follow these steps:
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Hello, thank you for reaching out to our sub for the first time.
When initiating transfers from NetBenefits.com, and it asks, "Which name appears on your receiving account," it is typically asking what the account owner's name is of the receiving account. This is to check, as you mentioned, whether both the NetBenefits account and the receiving account have matching ownership. Next, for the SWIFT information, you will need to reach out to the receiving company, in this case IBKR, for their information.
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Nice portfolio, but if the goal is retirement income, I’d question why you’re holding so many individual names that yield less than SCHD. SCHD is around 3.25% and a lot of these individual positions are below that.
Under that filter, I’d consider rotating **PG, ABBV, ABT, HD, JNJ, WM, KO, MCD, TXN, and CL** into **SCHD**. **SO** is basically tied with SCHD, so I’d call that borderline. The biggest one I’d trim is **PG**, not because it’s a bad company, but because it’s over 22% of the portfolio while yielding less than SCHD.
I’d probably keep **PEP, DUK, KMI**, and possibly **SO** for income. I’d also consider adding **ET** and **MO** for higher current yield, but I’d size them responsibly: **ET** has MLP/K-1 tax complexity, and **MO** has long-term tobacco/regulatory risk.
Overall, if a stock yields less than SCHD and you don’t have a strong reason to expect better dividend growth or total return, I’d rather just own SCHD and reduce single stock risk.

Thanks for reaching out, and letting us know what's happening on your end.
Since you mentioned you've tried relinking your account, I wanted to check to see if you've tried the general troubleshooting steps. If you haven't, I suggest trying these first.
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Les tickers sont bons mais tu investis dans la même chose autrement dit si une chute arrive sur le marché tous tes revenus chutent en même temps et ensuite certains se relèveront mieux que d'autres mais grosso merdo ce sera la même chose..
Deja le sp500 et nasdaq se croisent de base mais avoir une ligne de chaque why not mais pas 5 lignes de ces 2 là..
Je te donne une vraie piste pour ne pas casser ton rendement tu peux t intéresser aux CEF ( pty fsco etc.. ) et viser du 10% sans nav erosion ( ou peu ) là tu peux diversifier sur plusieurs cef afin de limiter ton risque et tu ajoutes le secteur crédit à ton portefeuille.
Tu as la crypto ( selon ton aversion au risque ) qui peut te donner de beaux rendements et booster ton portefeuille mais surtout te faire investir dans encore un autre secteur, si tu y crois bien sure ( btci / ybtc / blox )
Et enfin je te suggère une ligne défensive obligataire soit sgov le classique soit JAAA
Enfin Neos que tu connais déjà propose pas mal de diversification et sont de bons gestionnaires, je pense qu'il serait relativement intéressant de viser plusieurs secteur ( russel 2000 et mlpi qui se concentre sur l énergie )
Conclusion :
Selon moi pour avoir un portefeuille solide lorsque l'on veut du dividende, croiser les secteurs ET croiser les émetteurs, toujours se demander " si une ligne tombe est ce que ça casse mon portefeuille " actuellement toi tu le casses, en diversifiant, tu vas mieux dormir

I have some trades that enter early. Some work well on trending days, some work well on non-trending days. But barring a stop being hit, I exit them 10 minutes before the market closes (15:50 ET).

So basically what this is a trend of profitability I’ve seen. But I’m wondering if it’s just a symptom of the current(since 2020) irrationality of the market or just a function of the value of stocks being high generally.
So I’ve noticed that even if you aren’t predicting price movements. Buying a straddle at whatever closing price for SPY is in the 15 minutes after market window closes. IE close is $740.83 you buy a $741 straddle at 4:05-4:10pm ET. Then you generally try to sell in the 10-11:30am window the next day.
Since theta decay is negligible and IV tends to spike early morning I’ve found on regular trading days that the losing side of the straddle tends to be covered by the winning side resulting in a net 1-15% return day over day by the time that I exit.
The one thing to pay attention to is what I refer to and I’ve heard some others refer to as risk resolution events. These are things like FED meetings, elections, congressional votes, BLS reports(non-farm payrolls especially). Generally the strategy works the days leading up to these events but it loses hard the actual day of the event, I.E. the actual day of the FOMC announcement. This obviously coincides with these days being far more likely to trade flat or sub 1% move since pricing in has already occurred due to the Fed being predictable and the fact that there are a lot of firms that collect better data than the BLS.
This is also a side effect of that a 1% move in SPY is generally big enough to make this cover unless the market has been crashing due to the stupid ways that black scholes calculates the premium on puts when going in a bear direction. Mostly just because of the mechanics of IV, but I digress.
I’m wondering if the success of this strategy is due to underlying market truths, or just because SPY is so high that a 1% move when accounting for early morning IV is enough to make this profitable.
I’ve found this to have like an 80% win rate with 90% of the losses coming on risk resolution events.

June 25th 2026 starting ~10:30am ET:
Bers will celebrate the return of their Hethen Chaos Gods to Earth as the streets turn into rivers of 🩸🩸🩸.
Bols will call it Black Thursday and then Judgement Day, because of their poor judgement in thinkjng MU cousl somehow save the whole Market.
Remindme! 4 days

Not to worry. Secretary of energy will post about the navy escorting ships through by Sunday 6pm ET. Followed by some classic Barak Ravid BS before Moday 9:30 am

Hello there. Welcome to our sub. 👋
When it comes to taking a loan from your 401(k), every plan has its own specific rules for what your employer allows.
You can find your plan's specific rules regarding loans by reviewing your Summary Plan Description (SPD), which is available on Netbenefits.com through the steps below, if your employer provided it.
1. Click the three dots next to your plan that says "Quick Links"
2. Choose "Plan Information and Documents"
3. Select "Summary Plan Description (SPD)"
If you are unable to find what you are looking for or have additional questions, please feel free to contact our Workplace Investing team. Associates are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to Midnight ET.
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Lastly, here is an article on 401(k) loans and withdrawals that you may find helpful.
[Thinking of taking money out of a 401(k)?](https://www.fidelity.com/viewpoints/financial-basics/taking-money-from-401k)
Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.

I appreciate the clarification regarding the tabs in the Fidelity mobile app. I'll go ahead and flag your suggestion for our development teams.
Since you mentioned that you've tried all the basic troubleshooting steps to have your app remember you, I suggest contacting our technical support team to work with you on a fix. Representatives are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET.P Just say "technical support" when prompted to be connected to the right group.
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If you have additional suggestions or ideas, please let us know.