Like me, she owns only a small number of stocks, mostly blue chipish stuff. She's generally in low cost funds from Vanguard and Fidelity.
According to that two year old disclosure statement she owned: - DuPont - Office Max - Pfizer - Direct TV - ConocoPhilips - Raytheon - Terradata - NCR corp - Cytec Industries
That's a nice bunch of stocks. But nothing as good as ROK. Impossible to know for sure, but they've probably slightly beaten the S&P 500 in recent years. But most of those individual stock holdings are under $15,000... microscopic in view of her and her husband's wealth and income. (he has a Nobel prize in economics!)
"A big chunk – between $1 and $5 million — of Yellen’s money shows up in Vanguard Tax Managed Growth and Income Fund (VTGLX). This low-turnover, large-cap stock fund charges a microscopic 0.12%. It’s of chief interest because of its strong track record in taxable accounts — it’s never paid out any capital gains in its history,"
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