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Conference nyoss1::market_investing

Title:Market Investing
Moderator:2155::michaud
Created:Thu Jan 23 1992
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1060
Total number of notes:10477

419.0. "Fidelity growth or Wellington fund" by MSBCS::HURLEY () Thu Mar 18 1993 14:04

    I need to transfer ALL my wifes Pebsco funds out of Nationwide
    fixed Annuity before the 14th of April. Legal battle between the state
    of Massachusetts and Nationwide was settle but if the funds are not out
    by the 14th of April a 1% Penalty will take place.
    
    	My question is I'm looking to put the Balance of this fund at
    1 of 2 places. They are..
    
    	1. Fidelity Growth Company fund
    	(high risk)
    
    	or
    
    	2. Wellington fund
    
    
    This money we do not need to touch for the next 30 years..
    
    Any comments?
    
    JOhn
     
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419.1MSBCS::HURLEYFri Mar 11 1994 15:1611
    Well I ended up putting everything into the Fidelity growth fund and
    i'm happy with the 1 year return I got.
    
    	The question I have now that hopefully I'll get some input is..
    
    What is the differance between Fidelity Growth fund and Fidelity Growth
    and Income fund?
    
    
    	Reports say that the Growth and Income fund has an A rating during
    Bear markets and the Growth has a C rating.
419.2CPDW::ROSCHFri Mar 11 1994 16:0016
    Fidelity Growth invests primarily in equities which show appreciation
    potential. Fidelity Growth & Income invests, additionally, in equities
    which have dividends - hence the 'income' part of the name.
    
    G&I funds are typically less volatile than Growth funds as the
    companies which pay dividends are more mature and stable than those
    companies which do not pay dividends.
    
    You could expect Growth funds to have a higher total return than G&I
    funds because of the increased risk - when times are good. You could
    also expect G&I's not to fall  by NAV as much as Growths during a bear
    market.
    
    Every fund has a prospectus which lists the fund's objectives, past
    performance and the major investments which the funds make - eg: a list
    of their top stock holdings plus debt securities (bonds)
419.3In addition to diff between Wellington and Fido Growth ...DABEAN::NEARYFri Mar 11 1994 20:082
    Also Growth is 3% load, G & I is 2%, and Wellington is 0%
    
419.4MSBCS::HURLEYWed Mar 16 1994 15:342
    The loads on both Fidelity Growth and the Growth and Income are waived
    because she works for the state off Mass..