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Hi psuche98, I have PARMX -- it's more conservative. It's one you can count on. Also, FLPSX -- you should get a kick from overseas. Then, my favorite, UMBMX -- it's a runner at times. Just what I have, bro. God bless the Pudd p.s. At Fidelity, $2500 in IRA.
If you believe Jeremy Grantham in his "Bracing Yourself for a Possible Near-Term Melt-Up" that Ted posted separately, I might consider just buying a passive etf like IJK, MDYG, VOT, RFG, whatever your preference is, because when the end finally comes you're most likely going to want to dump this investment. Then, as things fall, I'd keep my eyes open for a chance to invest in a really good mid-cap growth fund like POAGX or RPMGX if they open to new investors again. You won't find POAGX available NTF anywhere that I'm aware of but RPMGX is available at Fidelity and other brokers. At this point, and especially if you agree with Grantham, I'm not sure the management fee you have to pay for actively managed funds, if its a new investment, is worth it.
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A few other suggested by Fidelity:
https://fundresearch.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/summary/779585108?type=sq-NavBar
Regards,
Ted
https://money.usnews.com/funds/mutual-funds/rankings/mid-cap-growth
I have PARMX -- it's more conservative. It's one you can count on. Also, FLPSX -- you should get a kick from overseas. Then, my favorite, UMBMX -- it's a runner at times. Just what I have, bro.
God bless
the Pudd
p.s. At Fidelity, $2500 in IRA.