The options have changed in the previous few months. I have found that the only externally tractable fund is 'TRP INST MDCPEQ GTH' which is symbol 'PMEGX'. Everything else is is some c-ap that does dot pay any dividends. I'm guessing they incorporate any dividend growth into the share price. Has anyone else dived into this and found a reasonable explanation? Am I missing something here?
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From the Fidelity site:
Information regarding investment strategy and objective provided by AT&T.
This investment option is not a mutual fund. This investment option is not a SEC-registered 40 Act fund; It is a collective investment trust
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/collective-investment-fund.asp
Looks like they can do a lot of under-the-table stuff with these NOT mutual funds. What little information you can get off the Fidelity site will be the only information you can find.
You have any option available at fidelity for the most part on up to 50% of your 401k in brokeragelink ... put that 50% in dividend funds.
Got to say that 'T. Rowe Price Instl Mid-Cap Equity Growth' looks like a good US Fund Mid-Cap Growth fund. Higher OE but my guess is it will outperform the rest of the others....
PMEGX has OE of 0.61% which, by the way, is highest of all stated.
PMEGX has OE of 0.61% which, by the way, is of all stated.
only the board rand and stank get the dividends