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- Is VGHCX Worth Continuing Investment? - Bogleheads. org
mochina wrote: Wed Apr 02, 2025 12:38 am One of my first Vanguard investments some 40 years ago was VGHCX (Health Care) While I have sold off some shares very profitably over the years when the investment grew too large for my comfort under the helm of manager Edward Owens, it has continued to be a major holding in my Roth account
- Vanguard Healthcare (VGHCX) Big loss today - Bogleheads. org
Re: Vanguard Healthcare (VGHCX) Big loss today Post by Nicolas » Wed Dec 18, 2019 4:48 am hulburt1 wrote: Wed Dec 18, 2019 3:32 am dividends prime cap went down big also both pay big dividends
- Considering Vanguard Health Care Fund VGHCX - Bogleheads. org
The reason VHT is recommended over VGHCX is that VGHCX has a minimum investment of $100,000 The ETF buys into the same underlying fund Passive index is generally better than active fund, due to lower expenses and lack of manager risk That said, VGHCX still has a pretty low expense ratio for an active fund
- VHT vs VGHCX in taxable account - Bogleheads. org
VGHCX is an actively managed fund, which frequently sells stocks for capital gains; it will probably lose an extra 1% per year to taxes Thus, if you are going to hold a health-care fund in a taxable account, you should prefer the ETF; if you want VGHCX, hold it in your IRA
- Should I dump VGHCX in taxable? [Vanguard Health Care]
Yes, you should dump VGHCX from taxable Checked my records VGHCX's LTCGs are okay, they're not the problem; it's the ~20% of distributions that come from STCG and ordinary dividends that are the problem You pay this additional tax every year = the longer you wait, the more total tax you pay
- VGHAX VGHCX ETF - Bogleheads. org
You can trade money directly from VGHAX or VGHCX into it, or from any other fund you hold in your account you want to hold the new Health ETF (VHT) or Admiral Share Mutual Fund (VHCIX) in What is confusing about Health Index funds in Vanguard, is the Investor Share fund is an ETF and the Admiral Share fund is a regular Mutual Fund
- dump VGHCX in taxable account? - Bogleheads. org
Re: dump VGHCX in taxable account? Post by livesoft » Sun Dec 20, 2020 10:59 pm grabiner wrote: ↑ Sun Dec 20, 2020 10:56 pm The fund has a realized capital loss of 4 34%, so it should be able to avoid tax on the gain even if it has to sell much of its Tesla holding for a large capital gain
- Moving $ from VBTLX to VGHCX - Bogleheads. org
Re: Moving $ from VBTLX to VGHCX Post by secondopinion » Tue Feb 22, 2022 11:29 pm aristotelian wrote: Tue Feb 22, 2022 1:53 pm Ideally to avoid market timing and speculation you would harvest from VBTLX to a similar (but not identical) fund that maintains your overall allocation
- VGHCX - Healthcare - Bogleheads. org
Re: VGHCX - Healthcare Post by TropikThunder » Tue Mar 17, 2020 4:59 pm Invest4Life2882 wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2020 4:11 pm Seems reasonable that VGHCX could beat VTSAX going forward with what is currently going on
- Thinking of investing in VGHCX and or Biotech - good or bad?
I sold it recently and brought more shares of VGT (Tech) the Healthcare VGHCX VHCIX passive index version you are inquiring about was a little better than VGHAX for the last same five year period Right now I have 14% of VGT instead of the 7% of VGHAX (healthcare) all in my Roth IRA which is last to be drawn and most potential for growth
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