
to Go Gamble with more Riskier Bets , Like Individual Bond funds like EMB's, Equities, Bal Funds, etc.) I Have had, DODIX , HABDX, MWTRX, TGFNX, DLFNX and PONDX/PIMIX.. Now have DLFNX, MWTRX and PIMIX. I dumped TGFNX and follow Mr. G over
potential rise in rates would affect the prices of existing bonds. Although a solid core bond fund such as Dodge & Cox Income DODIX provides a good foundation for diversification from stocks, by adding other, more specialized bond funds to your portfolio
Vanguard Dividend Growth VDIGX, Vanguard Convertible Securities VCVSX, Artisan International Value ARTKX, and Dodge and Cox Income DODIX ; three, 30% aggressive growth and income in IRAs-- Fidelity Stock Selector Small Cap FDSCX, Fidelity
SC and my holdings are Vanguard Total Bond VBTLX 9.86% 401k Matching FID INTL RE FIREX 0.17% Fidelity IRA Dodge and Cox DODIX 7.57% 401(k) FID CONTRA FCNTX 4.25% FID EMERGING FEMKX 4.25% FID CANADA FICDX 4.25% FID Strategic Inc FSICX 4
am ready to buy bonds but still debating on that. The Fido IRA can buy most non fido funds. I have been looking at FISCX, DODIX , and some others for the bonds so maybe someone after seeing what I have can help me out. The Merrill Lynch stable value pays
trigger on some bonds. I'm already going put 7.5% into DODIX probably tomorrow. The rest of the cash is in VG (10%) and ..... the FED decision today and does it affect my other 2 choices DODIX and FSICX? From what I see over there on the bogles board the
I have an IRA with Fido that I have bought non Fido funds with. I wanted to sell what I have and buy DODIX but it would not allow me do it. Should I call them to see if it can be done or do I need to see what I have there into cash first?
portfolio and I want to buy one non Fido Bond fund to be part of my core bond strategy. I have seen BJBGX, LSBDX, DBLTX, DODIX , BCOIX, or other Doubleline funds etc. What is the best of the lot for a core bond fund? I have other Fido and VG accounts
of intermediate, mid quality to short term, mid quality bonds. My investigation found that the Dodge & Cox Income Fund ( DODIX ) was the culprit. I can't say I am unhappy about this move. I was wondering what the managers saw? The rest of my bond
hold tax inefficient funds, such as MACSX, PAUDX, FSICX, PTTRX, MWTRX. I do hold a few income-producing funds (GIM, DODIX , VIPSX, BERIX, VWELX) in taxable accounts in order to pay bills, etc. But I'm earning more than enough income from these