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To: Sergio H who wrote (47845)	5/8/2012 3:35:14 PM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (1) of 78669

Thanks Sergio - Somewhat OT but if I can duplicate even 50% of Yale's long term performance, it will surpass some of my best value plays. I have several Vanguard Funds, in fact moved 1/3 of my S&P 500 and 1/3 of my International Growth Fund into their Tips fund today. If you know of any of their specific funds that track Yale's endowment holdings, I might consider moving the proceeds there. My last trade in these was in March 2009 where I added to my S&P 500 and International Growth Fund positions. Do not trade these but simply hold and reinvest dividends. The Funds consist of GNMA, S&P, Tips & Int Growth. I really like Vanguard as they have low cost funds, are very efficient and even their brokerage side has treated me well ($7.00 trade w/ good execution). I use them both for personal and IRA money and these account have grown over the years. Therefore, any links and/or ideas on how to duplicate Yale's endowment portfolio, this would be the best place (for me) to set it up. EKS

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