u/mikeblas

I have to take RMDs from my IRAs. I've been thinking that I'd like to take shares rather than selling to cash and then buying again.

I can't find a way in the Fidelity web UI to transfer shares from my IRA. I can withdraw cash no problem.

Is there a way to do it? Is it a bad idea to take RMDs as in-kind share transfers instead of selling in the IRA account and taking the cash?

If I took an in-kind transfer, how would the cost-basis of the shares be set? My understanding is that it resets to the fair market value at the time the transfer is done. Is that correct?

Anyone using these? Surprised there are no posts here about them -- just one a few months ago, when they were first introduced.

I've seen a couple of reviews, and I'm considering getting the 3/8- and 1/2-inch models to replace my aging micrometer torque wrenches (an old Snap-On, and a newer Wurth).

There've been a couple good YouTube reviews, but I'm interested in hearing about experiences from anyone else. Also, any rumors about a 1/4-inch model?

How's the battery life? Isn't it weird that the 1/2 and 3/8ths are the same length?