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Yeah, I’ve been looking hard at that. I’m 70/30 right now. It’s likely I’ll go Wellington with half and let the rest stay on the glide path to bonds.
Wellington (and it's cousin Wellesley) are excellent mutual funds.
The only reason I don't have holdings is that if you have investments in both tax deferred and taxable you can better manage income taxes being able to roll your own by separating stocks and bonds into their respective optimal buckets.
I like the fidelity no-load zero-fee S &P 500 index fund.
correction ----fidelity is not an s&p 500 fund at all ...
to keep the funds free they can not pay the companies who issue these index's for the use .
so fidelity created their own index's and hold different stocks . the fidelity fund is not called an s&p 500 fund if you notice .. it is just called a 500 fund .. they have their own criteria for selecting 500 stocks .
correction ----fidelity is not an s&p 500 fund at all ...
to keep the funds free they can not pay the companies who issue these index's for the use .
so fidelity created their own index's and hold different stocks . the fidelity fund is not called an s&p 500 fund if you notice .. it is just called a 500 fund .. they have their own criteria for selecting 500 stocks .
oh thanks for the correction then i like like the ones from vanguard as far as S and P funds go.Ive never noticed that.thanks for pointing that out.
oh thanks for the correction then i like like the ones from vanguard as far as S and P funds go.Ive never noticed that.thanks for pointing that out.
yep , all those companies charge for the use of their index's so the free funds could not use the standardized ones .. i own fzrox which is their total market fund and that too is different than the wilshire that others track
yep , all those companies charge for the use of their index's so the free funds could not use the standardized ones .. i own fzrox which is their total market fund and that too is different than the wilshire that others track
GASFX,been in the fund since 1981.
The last time I looked 73% gas companies,33 shares of Berthshire Hathaway stock,rest are TRANSCANADA,Enbridge,Cheniere and Kinder Morgan.
all about natural gas,cheap and clean,if you believe there is a bright future in burning natural gas.
Check it out,
on the other hand we are already seeing issues in the supply of natural gas .. con ed has a moratorium on new buildings being connected for gas service in certain areas .
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