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BST or BSTZ or other CEFs might work as well. Also keep an eye on mutual fund expenses (loads, 12(b)-1s, annual expense ratios) ... not sure some of those listed are worth what they charge, even if they look kind of interesting.
@CaryRaleigh: almost any of the growth funds that have done well this year hold huge dollops of technology and healthcare companies, as much as 70%. You might be able to achieve your goal by picking an actively-managed growth fund along with a narrowly focused index fund (i.e., medical devices, biotech, internet commerce, etc.)
Thanks for the further suggestions! I may be late to the party but exploring cautiously a small allocation to take the advantage of the technology boom where companies like SHOP, ROKU, MELI, SE, OKTA, CRWD, ZM are going to the moon. Been through 2000, so very careful and cautious move.
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https://money.usnews.com/funds/mutual-funds/rankings/technology
I like TRP, so I just looked there. PRMTX looks good, but richly valued right now. Wait, don't "buy the yearly dividend." Wait until after that, then the share price will be down by an amount that matters, although not extremely so.
https://www.morningstar.com/funds/xnas/prmtx/quote
https://www.zci.com/
http://www.berkshirefunds.com/
also the multiple Ark ETFs
NASDX
Fidelity Select Funds, for example FSMEX = Medical Device Equipment.
PRGTX
MATFX
etfs:
VGT
BOTZ
Been through 2000, so very careful and cautious move.