| The point that I didn't like about this fund is that, atleast 25% of
the fund must be in the financial sector (of course this could be good
if the world-wide interest rates start going down). Also, the real
yield is (could be) 2-3% less than the advertised (I forget the exact
reasons, but it has something to do with currency de-valuations; the
week I called the real yield was ~6% while the advertised yield was ~9%
and I think this was because of currency devaluation in, I think,
Finland). Scudder has a similar fund and they don't have any
restriction (I am not sure if its any better than Fidelity's fund).
Raja
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