"Fidelity Dividend Growth (FDGFX), a top pick for the coming year, is one of Fidelity's more broadly diversified growth funds," says fund expert Jack Bowers. The editor of Fidelity Monitor explains, "Fund manager Larry Rakers has a structured approach to bargain-hunting that has outperformed the S&P 500 this year.
"Many investors will be tempted to sit on large amounts of cash, but those who take the longer term view are likely to be rewarded for the risks they take. Meanwhile, if you want a fund that will outperform in up markets, Dividend Growth is a good bet."
Source: BloggingStocks
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