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To: chowder who wrote (8560)	4/2/2011 7:18:29 PM
From: Steve Felix	of 34328

Thanks dabum. I've been too busy trading in my taxable account to pay much attention to my IRA. It is supposed to mostly just chug along right? I did find it interesting to check mid month when the averages were back to even for the year. Not adding any money makes it easier to figure out how I am doing against the averages. Have to admit I haven't been keeping up with dividend raises. I'll have to catch up sometime later. Did notice my income is up 3.88% since end of 2010. Thought Ameritrade hadn't caught up with the CIM cut, but see that it is accurate on the statement, so I take it as right. I consider this my single best long term buy with incoming dividends this year: 01/26/2011 09:58:44 Bought 100 ESP @ 19.5 -1,959.95 --- I expect to get a $1 special in December, making their div. for the year 9%+ again, something that doesn't show up in estimated income on my statement. My current yield on cost ( avg. price 19.16. ) without the special is 4.69%. With the special 9.9%

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