I think "pre-tax" means earnings (because they haven't been taxed yet and could, potentially, be subject to taxation if you withdraw them instead of rolling over).
As for the roller/conversion, I think they'll sell what you have and purchase it again in the new account. The difference in value should be minimal if they sell and buy within the same day or two. But of course it's possible if the market crashes or something, that the value will change.
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I think "pre-tax" means earnings (because they haven't been taxed yet and could, potentially, be subject to taxation if you withdraw them instead of rolling over).
As for the roller/conversion, I think they'll sell what you have and purchase it again in the new account. The difference in value should be minimal if they sell and buy within the same day or two. But of course it's possible if the market crashes or something, that the value will change.