
Manager Harlan Carere has no prior record running a diversified growth fund and is off to a mediocre start here . Volatile . Flexible approach . Harlan Carere took over this fund in late 2007 . His experience includes stints at several domestic sector - focused funds , as well as management of a
Manager Harlan Carere has no prior record running a diversified growth fund and is off to a poor start here.None.Harlan Carere took over this fund in late 2007. His experience includes stints at several domestic sector-focused funds, as well as management of a technology fund for overseas investors
years, we think it has all the makings of an interesting contrarian choice.) Fidelity Destiny I FDESX Fidelity Destiny II FDETX : With contractual plans going the way of the dodo, it's surprising that one of the nation's premier fund shops continues
exotic fee structures. For instance, until a recent change, Fidelity Advisor Destiny I FDESX and Fidelity Advisor Destiny II FDETX could be purchased only through a contractual plan that included onerous up-front charges. (Both funds are now available
digit sales growth in 2002, the stock still doesn't look like a bargain." Positive Fund Analyst Reports Fidelity Destiny II FDETX , by Scott Cooley "Hetnarski is by no means a closet indexer--giant GE GE was not even in the portfolio's top 10 on September
points more than Contrafund FCNTX. Finally, Fidelity Destiny II FDETX easily beat Destiny I FDESX, even though it had the same manager ..... 6.97 Fidelity Destiny I FDESX 13.54 Fidelity Destiny II FDETX 17.07 Large Value 12.55 Fidelity Equity-Income FEQIX 15
which Fidelity interprets to mean that managers can be flexible and go anywhere. As the cases of Destiny I FDESX, Destiny II FDETX , and Fidelity Advisor Growth Opportunity FAGAX show, that flexibility isn t so much the managers as Fidelity s. George Vanderheiden
while back I wrote about the great performance George Vanderheiden produced at Fidelity Destiny I FDESX and Fidelity Destiny II FDETX . Some readers wrote to express gratitude for Vanderheiden s work but even more wrote to say that the fund s huge sales fees
Rekenthaler Report covered the news that Fidelity is seeking to drop its performance fee from its Destiny I FDESX and Destiny II FDETX shares. My completely unsupported speculation was that the company dropped the fee because it is tired of foregoing payments
thought it worth passing on. Large fee increases have been proposed to the shareholders of Fidelity Destiny I FDESX & Destiny II FDETX ; votes are due June 16. By voting AGAINST proposals 6, 7, and 10, Destiny shareholders can block these fee increases and