I'm entering this so this issue can be added to the "UPDATED 10/17/25 Fidelity Migration"
discussion. I initially mentioned this issue on 28 Sept 2025 (Link here) regarding a Roth conversion.
However this problem is a generic problem anytime shares are transferred between Fidelity
accounts and not limited to IRAs or Roth conversions; I encountered the same problem when
transferring shares between my Investment and Cash Management (aka split Checking and
Investment account). It does not matter if it is shares or a Stock, ETE, or Mutual Fund security.
The problem is when shares (not cash) are transferred between accounts. The new EWC+
connection method downloads this transfer as SoldX and BoughtX transactions which subsequently
screws up the Quicken cash balance in those accounts. The old DC connection method handled
this as Remove and Add shares activities that did not impact the cash value of the accounts. These
errors can be manually corrected, but are still avoidable errors. While the DC connection method still worked with Fidelity I was able to confirm the exact same transactions resulted in different downloaded results (I was maintaining 2 identical files, one using the old DC connection method and the other the new EWC+ connection method to debug the many issues during the transition).
I've attempted to communicate this problem using Help -+ Report a problem ... but have no idea if
my attempts have actually been received and if this is being worked.
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