Originally posted by TexasHusker
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Mutual funds with maximum exposure to GOOG
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I too go along with DisneySteve to ask why if you want mazimum exposure to Google, just buy the stock? Capital One 360 on line you can buy stock via their Sharebuilder plan and it is less than ten bucks to buy shares of stocks and if Google pays dividends you can have those automatically reinvested as well. I have used this program for around 14-15 years now. Even with as tight as we have been financially and what little dribs and drabs I can deposit, I'm at around $11K at this point, thanks in large part also to Hershey as it is up almost 100% from what I paid for itOriginally posted by Beginning View PostHi everyone,
How do I find a Vanguard / Fidelity / T Rowe Price funds that has the MAXIMUM exposure to GOOGLE ? My husband's 401K won't allow investment in stocks or ETFs and only allows mutual fund investments. Please help.
Thank you !
. But this program allows rich or poor that know what they want to skip the middleman and outrageous fees to buy what you want.
Just checked Google currently doesn't pay dividends. $1K a share is a hefty price so nice to buy at a place that lets you buy portions at a time. I wonder how much longer it can keep climbing like that? So the question is do you think it will keep up the forward momentum or start to stabilize and not keep climbing like it has been. Eventually stockholders are going to want to see something like a dividend or a stock split for their money.
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