Ann: Trading Halt, page-32

About Fidelity.

'Investment philosophy
At Fidelity, our investment philosophy is based on the following principles:

1. Markets are semi-efficient
2. Inefficiencies exist in the pricing of stocks
3. These inefficiencies can be exploited

However, it’s principle number three that truly underpins our investment philosophy.
We believe that our ability to exploit market inefficiencies is what sets us apart.
Through meticulous research and analysis, we uncover the rare market insights that enable us to make astute investment decisions. You might say that we take a forensic approach to investing.
What’s more, we conduct a rigorous examination on each of our investment opportunities.
Not only do we meet with the company, we also scrutinise their customers, suppliers, distributors and competitors.
It’s this process that gives us a three-dimensional view of companies – a view that allows us to accurately assess their performance and potential, without relying solely on bought-in research'.

What would be reassuring about Fidelity besides the obvious is that they would continue to be a loyal long term shareholder, that would be banking on significant value appreciation.