In the 30+ years I managed investment portfolios for
clients, my staff and I cleared our buy and sell orders through Ceros, Jack
White, Waterhouse, and Fidelity. Each did a thoroughly good job for us and
their people were efficient, nice, congenial, and fun to do business with. Of
those, Fidelity was the biggest sponsor of mutual funds. I often put client
money (and my own) into various Fidelity no-load mutual funds, and they made
lots of money for all of us. So:
Understandably, we became fans of Fidelity. I remain one—and
I can assure you that many of its no-load funds have shown consistency of performance
in the last three years—up double digits not only in the last three
years but also in the last 12 months and in 2013 to date.
At this writing, such consistency is the reason I believe
the Fidelity funds named below are worthy of detailed evaluation by
do-it-yourself portfolio managers like you and me: FCPEX, FCPGX,
FDCAX,
FDSCX, FDVLX, FEQIX, FEQTX, FGRIX, FLCSX,
FLPSX,
FMCSX,
FMILX,
FSLVX,
FSMVX,
FSPCX,
FSTMX, FSVLX,
FTQGX,
FUSEX.
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