Bloomberg
By Nir Kaissar
I know why investors don’t care about Fidelity Magellan’s comeback.
As Bloomberg News reported on Monday, the mutual fund made famous by hall-of-fame stock picker Peter Lynch is enjoying a resurgence after years of mediocre performance. The fund fell into a “15-year funk” after Lynch’s successor, Jeffrey Vinik, left in 1996. But ever since current manager Jeffrey Feingold took over in September 2011, “Magellan has bested the S&P 500 index every full year but 2016.”
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