Have Fidelity now and was wondering if there was a list around or if it's
even worth it ie; should I just reinvest them myself every year and pay? I
like the ETF being able to put in a sell order to get out say if it goes
down 5% or whatever.
Patrick Casher wrote:
> Have Fidelity now and was wondering if there was a list around or if it's
> even worth it ie; should I just reinvest them myself every year and pay? I
> like the ETF being able to put in a sell order to get out say if it goes
> down 5% or whatever.
Fidelity doesn't reinvest ETF dividends for free? I know it does for
stocks, and I thought ETFs were equivalent to stocks as far as the
brokerage is concerned.
Maybe your right, I just saw dividends being put in my cash account, I'll
check into it.
"Bucky" <> wrote in message
news:
> Patrick Casher wrote:
>> Have Fidelity now and was wondering if there was a list around or if it's
>> even worth it ie; should I just reinvest them myself every year and pay?
>> I
>> like the ETF being able to put in a sell order to get out say if it goes
>> down 5% or whatever.
>
> Fidelity doesn't reinvest ETF dividends for free? I know it does for
> stocks, and I thought ETFs were equivalent to stocks as far as the
> brokerage is concerned.
>
Fidelity told me on the phone this past month that it reinvests ETF
dividends for free, for the overwhelming greater part.
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"Patrick Casher" <> wrote
> Have Fidelity now and was wondering if there was a list around or if it's
> even worth it ie; should I just reinvest them myself every year and pay?
I
> like the ETF being able to put in a sell order to get out say if it goes
> down 5% or whatever.
Patrick Casher wrote:
> Maybe your right, I just saw dividends being put in my cash account, I'll
> check into it.
Yeah, the default is to receive dividends. You have to tell Fidelity
which ones to reinvest.