FPURX

sin94

FPURX returns given even the 1 year are pretty impressive. but those Exp Ratio is high (Gross) 0.73%

gorkushka

SpaceX is now showing up as a Private Placement position in several Fidelity Mutual Funds.. I discovered it in FPURX today, then went looking and saw a substantial position in FOCPX. So I bought some FOCPX today to get exposure. Those Fidelity portfolios are fine by me

wintermuttt

As of March 13, 2026, the Fidelity Puritan Fund (FPURX) has experienced a recent decline, with a  **-2.93%** change in share price over the past month (roughly from February 12 to March 13).

BudFox_LA

Down 4.6%. Only single stock I buy is Apple, the rest is spread out between FXAIX, FDGRX and FPURX. Just DCA'ing like usual, I mean whatever. I don't need the money for a while. I'm honestly excited because THIS is when you can lay the groundwork to make some real money. Because it will rebound and will rebound big. Figure I DCA for the next year, let's pretend it's a year-long bear market, everything's in the shitter. Just buying that whole time. At some point, indexes will hit previous highs again and when it does, we'll be in good shape. Love the Reddit bros almost bragging that they 'got out while the getting was good', selling at huge losses. Same geniuses that pulled the same thing the last time we slumped w/the tariffs. Same guys posting a few months ago, wishing they hadn't done that.

citrus_based_arson

FTQGX and and FPURX were the two highest culprits. It was capital gains from the fund rebalancing, I believe that would just adjust the value had in been an ETF.

baby_budda

Did you know there are ETFs called balanced funds that are designed for the purpose. Funds like FPURX, FBALX, and AOM.

MrB0213x

The funds I have now in my vanguard account was from a rollover 401k. When I did a roll over, part of was split into an IRA and the other into a Roth. As I explained, I am already maxing out the Roth. Is there anything different I should be doing with the IRA, I don't make contributions. Holdings in the IRA VTIVX Target FPURX FSCSX ETF ARKG FElC

leftover_bacon

I was 13 and had gotten a work permit the preceding summer when my father called me to the dining room table to sign my tax return. He informed me that I had "earned income" and was qualified to start a 401k in the amount of my summer earnings. I said "no thank you" I needed my money for shoes and maybe a car someday plus other things I wanted. He said he would handle "getting me started". That was 1983...and it was about $2500, he used FPURX the Fidelity Puritan Fund. 20 years of watching that do jack and squat...and "jack aint here no more" and I began picking my own stocks. happy investing to all.

moquito4u

QQQ for Nasdaq SPY or VOO for S&P 500 VXUS International ex US BND for bonds I'm now in allocation funds mostly VBIAX. 60/40 FPURX. 60/40 VWINX. 30/70 Have a look at bogleheads 2 or 3 fund portfolios. Some additional ideas.

Starbuckwhatdoyahear

Which would you consililidate? FBGRX/FPURX/FXAIX? Anything else?

GothicToast

There are plenty of index funds that average a 10% return. The point is to not touch it on the bad years and let it do its thing. FPURX has a 10 year return average of 10%

letsgorace

Thanks for checking, some of the other Fidelity funds I own are FLPSX, FPURX, FDVLX and FSCRX. Good luck on your choices.

Rodneydeeeee

I'm 37 and and am a late bloomer. I wish I had been taught to invest earlier, but here I am. I'm hoping it's not too late. In any event, I'm looking for help with mutual funds. I use fidelity, and really had no idea what I was doing, so just went heavy on about 8 different mutual funds. Now I'm seeing it's probably better to go with about 3. Should I get out of a few, and dump everything into 3? This is a 15 year plan for me as I am also maxing out my roth ira contributions each year. I have some blue chip tech stocks as well, but am mainly focused on mutual funds. Here's where I am. FBALX FBGRX FOCPX FPURX FSELX FSKAX FSPGX FTENX Please don't beat me up too bad here as I am brand new.