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Strategies & Market Trends : Fidelity Funds -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Julius Wong who wrote (601)	1/13/2003 6:21:52 AM
From: MoneyPenny	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11457

I think this portfolio is just about perfect. I might split my bonds with FNIMX and maybe the tips bond fund fido started last year. US government bonds otherwise are probably not the greatest place right now. Of course I think Julius's picks are brilliant as I have these funds with the exception of the Leveraged Stock. I looked at it in December and did not jump. FSAGX is still a good place but I have reduced a little bit as well as some of my small stocks that gained too much too soon. Better to have smaller gains than see them evaporate. (.03c to .39 cents in 11 months) This kind of risky behavior has to be outside of the basic retirement account. In our retirement accounts we still have substantial amounts of FSAGX but rebalancing brought them back to about 22%. Someone argued with me recently about gold and has put all their select money into the internet select...I do not even know the letters of this one as I wouldn't touch it. If I do tech, it could be FSPTX or FSELX. It is a pretty bold move for now and I am too old and conservative to be so bold. No sense in taking the retirement money to the roulette table but my little trading account is another question for another thread. MoneyPenny