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To: bill meehan who wrote (19825)2/17/1999 3:33:00 PM
From: accountclosed   of 86076
 
Wall St asset allocation models - Feb 17

NEW YORK, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The following is a table of
recommendations of top Wall Street firms on how clients should
divide their money between assets in a model portfolio:
FIRM STRATEGIST STOCKS BONDS CASH
Lehman Jeffrey Applegate 80 20 0
Morgan Stanley Peter Canelo 65 20 15
CSFB Christine Callies 60 30 10
J.P. Morgan Douglas Cliggott 50 25 25
Merrill Lynch Charles Clough 40 55 5
Goldman Abby Cohen 70 27 0*
Warburg Dillon Read Gail Dudack 45 30 25
DLJ Thomas Galvin 80 15 5
Painewebber Edward Kerschner 62 24 14
Salomon Smith Barney John Manley 55 40 5
Bear Stearns Elizabeth Mackay 60 35 5
Prudential Greg Smith 75 20 0**
Standard & Poor's Sam Stovall 55 35 10
AG Edwards & Sons Ray Worseck 70 30 0
NOTE: *Goldman's Abby Joseph Cohen also recommends that an
additional three percent of assets be allocated to
commodities.
** Prudential's Smith recommends that an additional five
percent of assets be allocated to real estate.

http://biz.yahoo.com/rf/990217/64.html
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