Best stock trading – The third point listed makes Wellington a balanced fund.

Although the company's certificate and bylaws place no limit upon the percentage of the Fund's assets which may be invested in common stocks or senior securities, Wellington has followed a basic policy of balancing its investments. The percentage of common stockholdings to total assets has ranged from 33 per cent, in July 1929, to 69 per cent, in December 1942. As of November 30, 1961, common stocks represented 64 per cent of assets. Purchases and sales of securities are limited to those made for investment or, when necessary, against redemption of Wellington shares. I would point out that in the period of over a quarter of a century since its organization, great economic and political changes have occurred; and during all this time Wellington's management has steered a middle-of-the-road course. The Fund has used the Wellington Company to furnish statistical, research, and general management services.

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