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Category: Mutual Funds
Investors see Snap’s IPO as ‘too big to fail’
A banner for Snap Inc hangs on the facade of the New York Stock Exchange on the morning of the company’s IPO in US. Photo: Reuters/File Institutional investors anxious not to be left out of this year’s marquee initial public offering helped Snap Inc pull off the biggest US-listed technology share sale this week since Chinese e-commerce juggernaut Alibaba Group Holding Inc smashed records in 2014.
3 Real Estate Investments That Produce Good Returns
Editor’s Note: This was originally published on RISMedia’s blog, Housecall. See what else is cookin’ now at blog.rismedia.com : Since the early days of America’s Wild West when homesteaders competed in land lotteries, the allure of owning your own piece of property has never wavered.
US-based Fidelity marks down value of India’s e-commerce giant Flipkart
Jan 26 U.S.-based mutual fund Fidelity Rutland Square Trust II has marked down the value of its holding in Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart Online Services Pvt Ltd by around 36 percent. Fidelity, in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission dated Jan. 24, logged the price of its holding as $52.13 per share as of Nov. 30, from $81.55 at the end of August.
Fidelity Biotech Fund: Better than the Index?
Of all the Fidelity mutual funds, its healthcare-focused funds have some of the best records. The Fidelity Select Biotechnology Portfolio But there may be more to its performance than meets the eye.
Fidelity Biotech Fund: Better than the Index?
Fidelity Select Biotechnology Fund has crushed the broader market, but doesn’t fare so well when compared to other biotech mutual funds and ETFs. Of all the Fidelity mutual funds, its healthcare-focused funds have some of the best records.
5 Ominous Signs for the Securities Industry
Donald Trump’s election win created a sunny day in the financial industry. The promise of deregulation has sent financial stocks up about 10 percent — almost double the gain in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index — and related exchange-traded funds have attracted more than $11 billion in new money.