agdaddy04 said:
Gotcha. I didn't realize you could just pick one stock and convert it. And it doesn't matter that this is a 401k rollover? Guessing you pay current income tax rate on what you're converting though, right?
If the 401k Rollover is still under your old company's umbrella, I don't know how that works. If it is a 401k Rollover that you rolled into your personal control and self manage - you're golden.
I rolled my 401k out from under my old company plan into my personal control. It was easy as both, company and personal account, were at Vanguard (I split business with Vanguard and Fidelity). My old company 401k plan charter with Vanguard has a clause that reads, if my old company wanted to restrict distributions they are allowed to. Basically, you tell Vanguard you want $10,000 from your 401k, but company tells Vanguard that distributions will not exceed $5,000 on an annual basis. Vanguard has to follow the company restriction rule, regardless that it's your money, only because it's still sitting in "the company plan". .... Nice, huh? My advice, get your 401k money out of a company plan if you leave that company.
Pay at current income tax rate - yes - whatever bracket it kicks you into.
Trading,....
RIG - my old notes have OA stating to hold thru January 2022 and be keeping an eye on it until then. Well, it's January 2022, I don't know if OA has issued any statements on RIG, but I'm cuttin' loose if I get back to breakeven. It's at $3.12 and I own at $4.41. I'll likely sell before exiting end of January.