In Wednesday's
Wall Street Journal Fund Track, Jon Kamp notes that Fidelity's $12.7 billion
Blue Chip Growth Fund goes beyond blue-chip stocks
and adds that PM
Sonu Kalra's wider view has helped the no-load fund outpace the broader market.
"Certainly, there are a lot of holdings that wouldn't qualify as 'blue chip' by anybody's standards," Morningstar lead Fidelity analyst
Christopher Davis was quoted in the article as saying.
Examples are Baidu, Las Vegas Sands and United Continental Holdings.
"I'm not only looking to include today's and yesterday's blue chips," Kalra explained to the WSJ.
As of Monday, the fund is up 18.2 percent year-to-date, outpacing the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index by 6.4 percentage points.
 
Edited by:
Hung Tran
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