Here is what I mean: if you own a mutual fund, the fund manager will make that decision for you – based on much better information than you have + moving around a quantity of money that very well might influence the stock price itself, positive or negative. Here is the one I like: FSELX. The top fidelity fund of the last 10 years. It’s somewhere between bogle and straight up riding one stock (Nvidia). Which is why this post is here and not in WSB or Bogleheads.
Here’s an example of the benefit: FSELX used to own INTC, but doesn’t anymore, but it’s 25%+ Nvidia
27% AAR over the last 10 years.
Not a pro, so open to suggestions why this might be a bad idea.
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