
I hold both FICDX and EWC in my brokerage account. I'd like to consolidate my Canadian holdings as one or the other. One concern of mine is that ~20% of FICDX holdings are not Canadian corporations. The expense ratio is also somewhat higher. Any thoughts on this?
I have held this for quite a few years now but it has been a dog lately compared to even the SP500. Anyone else holding this or dumping it? I know don't sell when lower but I hung onto TAVFX and FMAGX too long as well.
Instl HACMX. Also, we have a substantial holding in -- TRP New Era PRNEX. And we have some energy-weighted Fidelity Canada FICDX . We have sold all our holdings in USAA Precious Metals and Minerals (USAGX), whch was a speculative-play
two fidelity funds in said brokerage ( FICDX and FLATX). Recently I have been wondering ..... it would be prudent to move perhaps the FICDX into something like FSDPX (to try to ride ..... care to offer any thoughts? I know that FICDX is itself very commodity based; however
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 4.5 % FID SEL NAT RES FNARX 4.5 % Merrill Lynch Retirement INT. INDEX FUND 9.34% LARGE
RE FIREX 0.17% Fidelity IRA Cash CASH 7.57% 401(k) FID CONTRA FCNTX 7.44% FID EMERGING FEMKX 4.21% FID CANADA FICDX 4.76% FID Stable Value 4.03% FID SEL NAT RES FNARX 5.33% Merrill Lynch Retirement INT. INDEX FUND 9.34% LARGE CAP
Go for it. Ideas, please. The M* teaser remark under the performance chart says "it's not as loveable as its returns suggest." For starters, I note that its risk AND returns are rated as "above average." And of course, it is country-specific, and the big thing Canada has going for it is natural ...
How is FICDX priced on a day when the Canadian market is closed and the underlying securities are not traded?
current portfolio: TAXABLE FTEXX 5.2% DODBX 2.4% OAKBX 1.6% IRA FDRXX 0.5% ACITX 2.6% FCNTX 6.8% FDIVX 3.9% FICDX 3.4% FINPX 2.0% FMIHX 3.3% FSICX 2.9% GLRBX 2.2% FIREX 0.3% FTBFX 2.0% MUHLX 1.6% PRPFX 2.9% FLPKX
liquid and make monthly contributions. The 403(b) has a terrible fund: FFFFX 100% The Roth, I started restructuring with: FICDX 30% (Canada fund - large growth) FSCRX 30% (small blend) FFFFXX 40% (dinosaur from the bad decision era) I would like