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Energy Transfer LP Common Units representing limited partner interests
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Bull extinction level event coming this Sunday at 8pm ET

Not as of 7p ET...

Sunday at 6 ET

ET: “ouchhhhh”

VZ. If you want tax sheltered dividends then one of the MLP’s like ET

Thanks for reaching out to our official sub about your RSUs today, u/81rj.
Based on what you shared, our Stock Plan team is the right team and will be happy to help with transferring money from your NetBenefits account. That team is available continuously from Sunday at 5 p.m. to Friday at midnight, ET.
The global call that you are familiar with is the best way to reach them. I will leave the link for convenience.
[Contact Us](https://nb.fidelity.com/public/nb/default/resourceslibrary/articles/HowtoContactaFidelitySPSRep#/)

Still just remains matrix, there are no aliens unless it's a DLC, prolly paid aswel but RK told ET to go home unless they have space magic jump drives already...
Just stop with this shit, it's all algo

So I began my investing journey in the year 2023 with about ₹5k per month in Mirae Asset Mid cap fund when i was in college, After a year or so i was checking on some high return funds and stumbled upon Motilal Oswal Mid cap fund and have remained invested till today, the XIRR being -8.5% due to these unprecedented situations, When I check for 10Y returns on websites like Moneycontrol and ET Money, I can see Edelweiss being the one fund with the most returns.
So now I have been investing about 12k in MOFSL and 2k (after the dip) in Edelweiss. Total of ₹14K investments per month
Considering my investing horizon for 40 years (maybe more) for wealth creation upto $1M, I require an opinion on whether should i totally switch to Edelweiss (+3.56% with 17k investments) or stay invested in MOFSL (-7.39% with 2.37L investments), since the decadal returns keep on shifting from one fund to another, it makes me anxious.
I know I'm naive but I have started investing at the age of 20 and I require a second opinion from someone who's been invested in the markets for decades on whether should i choose other funds (Large, flexi, debt, FD) or entirely remain invested in midcap.

Bull extinction level event coming this Sunday at 8pm ET

Not as of 7p ET...

Sunday at 6 ET

ET: “ouchhhhh”

VZ. If you want tax sheltered dividends then one of the MLP’s like ET

Thanks for reaching out to our official sub about your RSUs today, u/81rj.
Based on what you shared, our Stock Plan team is the right team and will be happy to help with transferring money from your NetBenefits account. That team is available continuously from Sunday at 5 p.m. to Friday at midnight, ET.
The global call that you are familiar with is the best way to reach them. I will leave the link for convenience.
[Contact Us](https://nb.fidelity.com/public/nb/default/resourceslibrary/articles/HowtoContactaFidelitySPSRep#/)

Still just remains matrix, there are no aliens unless it's a DLC, prolly paid aswel but RK told ET to go home unless they have space magic jump drives already...
Just stop with this shit, it's all algo

So I began my investing journey in the year 2023 with about ₹5k per month in Mirae Asset Mid cap fund when i was in college, After a year or so i was checking on some high return funds and stumbled upon Motilal Oswal Mid cap fund and have remained invested till today, the XIRR being -8.5% due to these unprecedented situations, When I check for 10Y returns on websites like Moneycontrol and ET Money, I can see Edelweiss being the one fund with the most returns.
So now I have been investing about 12k in MOFSL and 2k (after the dip) in Edelweiss. Total of ₹14K investments per month
Considering my investing horizon for 40 years (maybe more) for wealth creation upto $1M, I require an opinion on whether should i totally switch to Edelweiss (+3.56% with 17k investments) or stay invested in MOFSL (-7.39% with 2.37L investments), since the decadal returns keep on shifting from one fund to another, it makes me anxious.
I know I'm naive but I have started investing at the age of 20 and I require a second opinion from someone who's been invested in the markets for decades on whether should i choose other funds (Large, flexi, debt, FD) or entirely remain invested in midcap.

Hello, u/michaeljcronce. Thanks for sharing your Full View experience today.
While I was unable to replicate credit card being listed as "creditcard," the lack of connection for Synchrony credit cards is known. Still, we do not have a timeframe for resolution. I am passing your feedback along to our development team on your behalf.
That said, we do have troubleshooting steps for you to try regarding your Empower retirement connection. We recommend clearing the cache and cookies for your browser. Then, you can refresh or delete and relink your connection. To delete and relink the connection, please follow the steps below after logging in:
1. Select "Accounts & Trade" and click "Full View"
2. On the left-hand side, click "View All" next to Accounts
3. Scroll to the institution that needs to be addressed and click "Actions"
4. Select "Delete"
Upon deletion, the login information and historical data are permanently removed from Full View. Once deleted, you can select the "Add Accounts" button to re-enable the connection.
If this issue persists after deleting and relinking the account, please reach out to our Technical Support team so they can troubleshoot the issue further 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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Let us know if you have any further questions, and the Mod team will connect with you right here.

People will tell you to avoid ET because of K1 taxes.
Personally I prefer an ETF like MLPA to get around this problem. It holds ET and similar companies.

Hello there, u/Ok-Painter-6872. Thanks for considering Fidelity for your Roth IRA!
The deadline for making prior year contributions to an IRA here at Fidelity is April 15th. That said, there is additional nuance to that date:
- If your account is opened and your bank is linked, you can submit a prior-year contribution through 11:59 p.m. ET on April 15th
- If you're submitting a check to your account by the mail, the check must be postmarked by April 15th in good order
- If you're bringing in your contribution to one of our investor centers, they will take contributions until 5:00 p.m. local time on April 15th
- If you're submitting a check via mobile deposit through our app, the check must be submitted no later than 11:59 p.m. ET on April 15th
It is important to remember that contributions are not the same as investments. So long as the prior-year contribution is in on April 15th, the money can be invested at your leisure. Here's a link that goes over ways to contribute to an IRA, and a link to our Fidelity Learn section on investing for more information on that subject area:
[IRA Contributions](https://www.fidelity.com/retirement-ira/contributing-to-ira)
[Investing for Beginners](https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/trading-investing/investing-for-beginners)
Please let us know if you have any further questions. Otherwise, we wish you a pleasant tax day.

Welcome, u/RepublicDizzy7306. I can certainly provide some resources here.
First, I'd like to offer my condolences for the loss of your family member. Fidelity is here to support you in any way we can. On that note, to begin the process and figure out specific next steps, we suggest contacting our Workplace Investing team. This is because the documentation process and overall process can vary between plans. Their associates will be available from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to midnight ET, and can be contacted with the link below:
[Contact Us](https://www.fidelity.com/customer-service/contact-us)
Going forward, if you have any questions, the Mods and I are here to help. Stop by the sub whenever you like!