I am looking to trade my Fidelity Select Technology (FSPTX) to Red Oak Technology Select (ROGSX).
According to http://ift.tt/2jVW2b4, FSPTX had a B- rating to ROGSX’s A+.
According to several research sources, it appears that Red Oak is better rated than Fidelity Select Technology.
I am guessing historical (and therefore “projected” (those are air quotes) performance. But FSPTX has a higher Net Asset Value. Does that count for much?:
It looks like the Red Oak has higher fees? Is turnover rate something to be concerned over? And it looks like the Red Oak is a bit more expensive (fees), no?:
It appears that the biggest differences are a) the composition of their holdings (Red Oak holds 41 stocks to Fidelity’s 273 — one holds more of apple, the other google, etc) and 2) the price.
Some questions:
* Where could I find why the price per share be so low for Red oak ($20) and so much higher for FSPTX ($136)? * If I were to trade FSPTX to ROGSX, I would get a bigger share of ROGSX based on the price of FSPTX, no? * How would I calculate taxes on the sale of FSPTX in order to trade?
Submitted January 20, 2017 at 02:06PM by nerd_of_gods http://ift.tt/2jVVgKY
