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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 474.92+0.4%1:18 PM EST

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To: andydaoust who wrote (65798)3/7/2002 4:25:09 AM
From: Baldur Fjvlnisson   of 74651
 
Andy, actually public participation

in the stock market has never been greater.
Of the $4 trillion in equity mutual funds,
$3.75 trillion came in through purchases or
appreciation during the 1990’s capping off
with the climactic purchase of $130 billion
in the first quarter of 2000 (by far the
largest quarterly purchase ever of equity mutual
funds).

Of course this enabled mutual fund managers to add
to positions in Cisco, Oracle, Lucent, Priceline,
Amazon, Internet Capital Group, CMGI and other dogs,
some history, some not - at the worst possible time.

Losses in some mutual funds over the past two years
are horrendous. QQQ, the proxy for the Nasdaq 100 is
down 55% only from September 2000. And Nasdaq itself
is down 45% from Election Day.

Take care,

BF
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