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Fidelity Mutual Fund Performance Quarter Ending June 30, 2015 FIDELITY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE Quarter ending June 30, 2015 s Get Mutual Fund Performance Online Looking to get mutual fund performance closer to the quarter end? Visit Fidelity.com/fidelityfundperformance. This performance data represents past performance, which is no guarantee of future results. Investment return and principal value of an investment or 529 plan will fluctuate; therefore, you may have a gain or loss when you sell your shares or units. Current performance may be higher or lower than the performance data quoted. Please visit Fidelity.com/performance, Fidelity.com/college, or call Fidelity for the most recent month-end performance figures. Domestic Stock Funds1 Cumulative Average Annual Total Return % Trading Fund Date of Total Return % (as of 6/30/15) Expense Expense Turnover Redemption Fund Name Symbol No. Inception Notes: (YTD as of 6/30/15) 1 Year 5 Year 10 Year/Life Ratio %13 Cap % Rate %8 Fee (%/days) Large Cap Value ß Blue Chip Value10 FBCVX 01271 06/17/03 1.78 8.73 14.38 5.27 0.73 1.00 233 ——. Equity-Income FEQIX 00023 05/16/66 1.35 2.19 14.21 5.94 0.69 ——. 40 ——. Equity Dividend Income FEQTX 00319 08/21/90 -0.26 3.78 14.54 5.54 0.63 ——. 52 ——. Large Cap Value 9 Enhanced Index10 FLVEX 01828 04/19/07 -0.51 5.08 17.26 4.81 0.46 ——. 76 ——. Stock Selector Large Cap Value10 FSLVX 00708 11/15/01 0.78 4.67 15.66 5.77 0.78 ——. 60 ——. Value Discovery10 FVDFX 00832 12/10/02 0.37 6.50 17.21 8.06 0.80 ——. 41 ——. Large Cap Blend Disciplined Equity FDEQX 00315 12/28/88 2.38 8.38 15.64 6.63 0.50 ——. 191 ——. Dividend Growth FDGFX 00330 04/27/93 1.20 6.25 16.07 7.55 0.56 ——. 80 ——. Growth & Income Portfolio FGRIX 00027 12/30/85 1.76 5.61 17.64 3.85 0.66 ——. 37 ——. Large Cap Core 9 Enhanced Index FLCEX 01827 04/19/07 0.75 7.60 17.64 6.51 0.45 ——. 101 ——. Large Cap Stock FLCSX 00338 06/22/95 2.64 5.98 18.79 9.40 0.88 ——. 36 ——. Mega Cap Stock FGRTX 00361 12/28/98 1.33 6.13 17.99 8.70 0.68 ——. 21 ——. Large Cap Growth Blue Chip Growth FBGRX 00312 12/31/87 5.88 13.23 20.19 10.00 0.80 ——. 43 ——. Capital Appreciation FDCAX 00307 11/26/86 5.38 12.16 18.22 9.20 0.82 ——. 106 ——. Contrafund® FCNTX 00022 05/17/67 5.09 10.29 17.11 9.85 0.64 ——. 45 ——. Export and Multinational2 FEXPX 00332 10/04/94 3.33 8.79 14.38 6.98 0.78 ——. 72 0.75/30 ® . t Fidelity Fifty FFTYX 00500 09/17/93 4.53 3.63 17.20 7.41 0.83 —— 178 —— CLOSED Fidelity® Fund FFIDX 00003 04/30/30 4.29 10.52 16.53 7.91 0.53 ——. 63 ——. Focused Stock27 FTQGX 00333 11/12/96 4.91 4.21 18.37 9.66 0.78 ——. 168 ——. Growth Company FDGRX 00025 01/17/83 6.22 14.17 20.72 11.63 0.82 ——. 12 ——. t . CLOSED Growth Discovery32 FDSVX 00339 03/31/98 5.55 8.17 19.25 9.42 0.82 —— 40 —— Independence FDFFX 00073 03/25/83 5.57 6.15 18.40 9.82 0.73 ——. 53 ——. Large Cap Growth 9 Enhanced Index FLGEX 01829 04/19/07 3.25 10.94 18.50 8.04 0.45 ——. 69 ——. Magellan® FMAGX 00021 05/02/63 3.99 11.17 15.50 6.32 0.70 ——. 71 ——. New Millennium Fund® FMILX 00300 12/28/92 2.79 2.63 17.40 10.53 0.84 ——. 44 ——. OTC Portfolio11 FOCPX 00093 12/31/84 4.59 14.13 20.77 12.27 0.77 ——. 74 ——. Stock Selector All Cap FDSSX 00320 09/28/90 3.62 6.71 17.11 7.88 0.67 ——. 9 ——. Trend 32 FTRNX 00005 06/16/58 2.98 9.20 18.98 9.91 0.75 ——. 159 ——. FIDELITY.COM FIDELITY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE THROUGH 6/30/2015 P1 FIDELITY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE Quarter ending June 30, 2015 Domestic Stock Funds1 Cumulative Average Annual Total Return % Trading Fund Date of Total Return % (as of 6/30/15) Expense Expense Turnover Redemption Fund Name Symbol No. Inception Notes: (YTD as of 6/30/15) 1 Year 5 Year 10 Year/Life Ratio %13 Cap % Rate %8 Fee (%/days) Mid Cap Value Leveraged Company Stock15 FLVCX 00122 12/19/00 5.34 3.79 17.82 9.10 0.79 ——. 6 1.50/90 Low-Priced Stock11 FLPSX 00316 12/27/89 4.32 7.06 17.19 9.48 0.82 ——. 11 1.50/90 Mid Cap Value10,14 FSMVX 00762 11/15/01 2.59 10.16 19.07 9.36 0.83 ——. 69 0.75/30 Value10 FDVLX 00039 12/01/78 2.99 5.28 18.05 8.07 0.76 ——. 64 ——. Value Strategies10,24,31 FSLSX 00014 12/31/83 5.65 6.19 16.86 8.10 0.69 ——. 6 ——. Mid Cap Blend 9 s Event Driven Opportunities14 FARNX 02624 12/12/13 2.63 2.41 ——. 9.85 1.18 1.30 119 ——. 9 Mid Cap Enhanced Index FMEIX 02012 12/20/07 2.72 8.45 18.94 9.12 0.61 ——. 89 0.75/30 Mid Cap Growth Growth Strategies14 FDEGX 00324 12/28/90 6.35 14.21 17.14 7.88 0.72 ——. 58 1.50/90 Mid-Cap Stock14 FMCSX 00337 03/29/94 4.57 4.65 17.62 9.58 0.76 ——. 29 0.75/30 Stock Selector Mid Cap34 FSSMX 02412 02/20/96 3.35 6.56 16.95 7.53 0.81 ——. 89 ——. Small Cap Value Small Cap Value10, 11 FCPVX 01389 11/03/04 2.22 5.00 16.70 10.28 1.09 ——. 37 1.50/90 t CLOSED Small Cap Blend Small Cap Discovery11 FSCRX 00384 09/26/00 2.64 5.56 19.68 11.97 1.06 ——. 13 1.50/90 t CLOSED 9 Small Cap Enhanced Index FCPEX 02011 12/20/07 6.12 9.45 18.83 8.82 0.68 ——. 99 1.50/90 Small Cap Stock11 FSLCX 00340 03/12/98 8.65 11.08 13.33 8.04 0.66 ——. 64 2.00/90 Stock Selector Small Cap11 FDSCX 00336 06/28/93 6.24 6.85 17.19 7.42 0.73 ——. 46 1.50/90 Small Cap Growth Small Cap Growth11 FCPGX 01388 11/03/04 13.04 15.54 19.22 10.15 0.91 ——. 161 1.50/90 Index Fidelity® Nasdaq Composite® Index FNCMX 01282 09/25/03 5.78 14.28 19.99 10.18 0.55 0.29H 5 0.75/90 = Four-in-One Index2 FFNOX 00355 06/29/99 2.67 3.41 13.39 6.83 0.24 0.08 8 ——. = Spartan® 500 Index FUSEX 00650 02/17/88 (Investor Class) 1.20 7.34 17.24 7.83 0.10 0.095 4 ——. = Spartan® 500 Index21 FUSVX 01523 02/17/88 (Fidelity Advantage® Class) 1.22 7.39 17.29 7.86 0.07 0.05 4 ——. Spartan® Extended Market Index FSEMX 00398 11/05/97 (Investor Class) 4.79 6.27 18.13 9.66 0.10 ——. 7 0.75/90 Spartan® Extended Market Index21 FSEVX 01521 11/05/97 (Fidelity Advantage® Class) 4.82 6.32 18.17 9.69 0.07 ——. 7 0.75/90 9 s Spartan® Mid Cap Index FSCLX 02349 09/08/11 (Investor Class) 2.24 6.40 ——. 18.30 0.33 0.22 8 0.75/30 9 s Spartan® Mid Cap Index FSCKX 02350 09/08/11 (Fidelity Advantage® Class) 2.36 6.60 ——. 18.47 0.20 0.08 8 0.75/30 9 u Spartan® Real Estate Index FRXIX 02353 09/08/11 (Investor Class) -5.69 5.14 ——. 11.51 0.33 0.23 7 0.75/90 9 u Spartan® Real Estate Index FSRVX 02354 09/08/11 (Fidelity Advantage® Class) -5.69 5.21 ——. 11.65 0.19 0.09 7 0.75/90 9 s Spartan® Small Cap Index FSSPX 02356 09/08/11 (Investor Class) 4.76 6.60 ——. 18.29 0.36 0.23 14 1.50/90 9 s Spartan® Small Cap Index FSSVX 02359 09/08/11 (Fidelity Advantage® Class) 4.88 6.74 ——. 18.46 0.23 0.09 14 1.50/90 Spartan® Total Market Index FSTMX 00397 11/05/97 (Investor Class) 1.92 7.15 17.43 8.24 0.10 0.10= 2 0.50/90 Spartan® Total Market Index21 FSTVX 01520 11/05/97 (Fidelity Advantage® Class) 1.95 7.21 17.48 8.28 0.07 0.05= 2 0.50/90 P2 FIDELITY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE THROUGH 6/30/2015 1.800.FIDELITY FIDELITY MUTUAL FUND PERFORMANCE Quarter ending June 30, 2015 Foreign Stock Funds Cumulative Average Annual Total Return % Trading Fund Date of Total Return % (as of 6/30/15) Expense Expense Turnover Redemption Fund Name Symbol No. Inception Notes: (YTD as of 6/30/15) 1 Year 5 Year 10 Year/Life Ratio %13 Cap % Rate %8 Fee (%/days) Broadly Diversified Diversified International FDIVX 00325 12/27/91 8.68 2.08 11.37 5.93 0.91 ——. 33 1.00/30 l 9 Global Equity Income FGILX 02406 05/02/12 4.98 4.77 ——.
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