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John Boyd
Editor,
Fidelity Monitor & Insight
- Editor of Fidelity Monitor & Insight
- Prior Business Manager of Newsweek Magazine
- Author of "One Up On Wall Street" and "Beating the Street"
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About John
John Boyd is an editor of Fidelity Monitor & Insight, and joined the firm in 1994. He spent nine years at Fidelity Investments, including a stint as a stock analyst for Peter Lynch. At Fidelity, Mr. Boyd was President and founder of Fidelity Publishing, a consumer investment publishing division of the firm. There he launched Personal Investing newsletter, The Fidelity Mutual Fund Guide, Worth Magazine, and published Mr. Lynch's books, "One Up On Wall Street" and "Beating The Street." Before Fidelity, Mr. Boyd was the Business Manager of Newsweek magazine, and he later co-founded Market Intelligence Corporation, which published The Daily Commodity Transcript, a daily newsletter for commodity traders.John has a BA in economics and philosophy from Tufts University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
John's Articles
In a vacuum, higher interest rates mean lower valuations on stocks as their stream of future earnings is worth less when discounted back to current dollars at those higher rates, observes John Boyd, mutual fund strategist and editor of Fidelity Monitor & Insight.
John Boyd
STRATEGIES
Short-term risk is high, but a selloff would be healthy asserts, John Boyd, mutual fund expert, and contributing editor at Fidelity Monitor & Insight, a leading advisory services focused on the Fidelity family of funds.
John Boyd
MONEY MANAGEMENT
It may seem like a silly question with Covid cases spiking to new highs around the world, but I’m getting concerned that investors may be becoming a bit too complacent, cautions John Boyd, mutual fund expert and editor at Fidelity Monitor & Insight.
John Boyd
STRATEGIES