Fidelity Thailand Fund

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Fidelity Funds Thailand Fund aims to achieve long term capital growth primarily through investment in an actively managed portfolio of securities quoted on the Thai stockmarket. The focus of the Fund will be on "stockpicking", a strategy requiring high quality fundamental research including company visits. The Manager will be looking for stocks that are undervalued and whose attractions are not yet generally appreciated by investors in general. Target stocks will be those that offer good potential for long term growth, with "blue-chips" forming only part of the portfolio.