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Starting this month, we’re introducing 3 new ways to sell multiple positions across any retail account on Fidelity.com.  

1. Sell proportionally: Need to take some money out of the market without affecting your investing strategy or manually calculating specific percentages? Liquidate a set amount and divide it across all your eligible holdings to preserve your investment allocations. 

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2. Custom sell: Save time by choosing multiple positions to sell—and deciding how much of each you want to sell—all at once. 

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3. Sell all positions: Liquidate everything in an account, all at once. 

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A few things to know: 

• Everyone should have access to this update within ~1–2 weeks after launch. 
• We’re also working on adding buy functionality. Stay tuned for more updates soon. 
• You’ll receive an email for every position you sell—so if you’re selling a lot of positions, that could mean a lot of emails. 
• You can’t use this for options, bonds, or short positions.

For those of you who use baskets, this may feel familiar. Proportional sell brings a similar “sell multiple positions at once” convenience to more holdings across your account (stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds), but with a simpler approach. There are no target weights or rebalancing rules—and with mutual funds included, trades may execute over time. 

For more information about managing positions, check out this guide. 

^(Any screenshots, charts, or company trading symbols mentioned are provided for illustrative purposes only and should not be considered an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation for the security.) 

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https://www.reddit.com/r/fidelityinvestments/comments/1t0trum/hey_reddit_im_ashley_fernandes_portfolio_manager/

Hi! I’m Ashley Fernandes, a portfolio manager and natural resources sector leader in the Equity division at Fidelity Investments, and I’m excited to be here so you can Ask Me Anything! 

I manage several funds at Fidelity, including the Fidelity Natural Resources Fund (FNARX), Fidelity Balanced Fund, and Fidelity Select Materials Portfolio (FSDPX). In my sector leader role, I help guide other natural resources portfolio managers.  I also provide analyst research coverage on global integrated energy and global copper companies, working closely with our investment teams across the firm. 

With geopolitical and global events centerstage in 2026, a lot of investors are curious about how energy and natural resources fit into the broader market picture. I’m looking forward to answering your questions about these dynamics, and more. 

When I’m not analyzing the global markets for work, I enjoy exploring them firsthand through travel. Before joining Fidelity in my current role, I worked as a global energy analyst at Fidelity International Limited (FIL) in London, which gave me the opportunity to travel extensively. In addition to a love of travel, I am an avid tennis player in my spare time! 

If you’d like a preview of how I think about the space, I recently joined Fidelity’s Market Sense podcast on March 17 for the episode “Gas, Oil & Energy: The Global Implications.” 

I’ll be live on Thursday, May 07, at 1 p.m. ET.  

Ask me Anything! 

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We just dropped some new performance page features on Fidelity.com that we want to share today: 

Choose your own time frame 

You can now view your account(s)’ time-weighted performance within a custom time period. Here’s how: scroll down to the “Total Returns” card, select “See All,” choose “Custom” under “Frequency,” then enter the start and end dates. These dates also apply to the indexes you have displayed on the page for comparison. 

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Create custom groups  

Want to see only how your retirement accounts are doing? You can now group your accounts to view their combined performance. Your custom groups will be saved so you can easily check back on them in the future. To create a group, choose “Select accounts” at the top of the page, then “Add custom group.” If you had created any groups in the legacy experience, those will be carried over. 

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Add external accounts 

You can add external accounts to see your overall exposure to different asset classes and investment styles. After selecting “Manage external accounts,” choose a custom asset allocation or enter individual positions for them. 

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A sneak peek at what’s next 

We’re rolling out more features throughout the year, including separate Return and Balance charts, a Balance chart that shows net-positive contributions more clearly, the ability to compare returns against a market index, and a redesigned investment income details card. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/fidelityinvestments/comments/1s2fdjz/hey_reddit_were_rita_assaf_vp_retirement/