Where can I find the "fidelity sector fund report"?

They last posted a dividend and cap gains distribution on Dec 2, 2005. It has been 6 months and I think they had another distribution, which lowers the sales price. EDIT: I confirmed on their ...

Well, retiring in 10 is only part of the question. What about your risk tolerance? What other areas of stock marker are you already invested in (large, mid and small caps), you don't want to d...

I'm afraid everyone else is right...closed means closed. ( Sorry I recommended FDIVX in my last answer...but if you look at Morningstar or Kiplingers, maybe you can find something similar ( so...

Correct. You do not need to have a fidelity account. I would check before purchasing any funds through your other financial institution to make sure the purchase has no transaction fee. (NTF). S...

It went ex-dividend on a distribution. It will be paying a $3.63/share distribution, the bulk of which is long-term capital gains. If you are a shareholder, you will receive the cash or you w...

The Fidelity Low Price Stock Fund paid a distribution on Friday of $3.64. So the price of the fund now reflects the post distribution.

I just looked at their funds for a U.S. client so you are in luck. I would look at the Fidelity International Opportunity and the Fidelity Canada as most Americans are overweighted in U.S. funds an...

Your fund is fine if you " don't want to get involved"... if you want to get just a teensy aggressive, pick a fund that is ten years beyond your retirement date. Either way, you'...