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What investment level does an investor have to be to enter Fidelity funds closed to new investors?
I always understood there was a certain amount of funds which granted access to particular closed mutual funds in Fidelity such as the Contrafund.
How much money do you need with Fidelity to gain access to these funds?
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 many funds are almost identical)...I really wish someone had a " tool" that would give you three or four " comparables" if you entered a fund symbol.
I'm a Fidelity guy myself, but some other families are available through Fido with " no transaction fees".... or here's a couple of more in that international area: FIGRX and FOSFX..... both Fidelity, both invested in major companies ( large caps)...but I think the FIGRX is more geared to " growth" than the Overseas fund.
Check 'em out...they could really put a jolt into the portfolio for a few years.... then you can settle down to " conservatism".
P.S. I like your style...one of the first things I always look at in funds is performance in the " bad times"...
Good luck.
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