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To: Hart who wrote (2)	2/1/1999 4:05:00 PM
From: HIA	Read Replies (1) of 14

Well...try tracking realized and unrealized gains and losses all together...otherwise how are you doing on all those weekly or monthly mutual fund purchases...a bottom line produces a good answer...so the purpose is performance accounting not just tax accounting... You would not track money market funds...just dividends on the money market funds...but re-investment of dividends from securities back into securities would show up in the month ending securities value and should not be entered as dividends...funds moving from money market to securities would be purchase and funds moving from securities to money market would be sales (of course)...the summing feature of the program would allow several mutual funds to be entered into one accounting...and that's all it is!

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