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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote ()	1/4/2000 6:43:00 PM
From: fuzzymath	Read Replies (2) of 18928

AIM wins again! Beautiful strategy. The divergences between the NASDAQ, NYSE, and bonds have really troubled me in recent months. The AIM strategy had people selling stocks and buying more bonds, perfect for today. I think today was a turning point. I dumped my FDEGX in entirety (taking a .75% penalty to do it) and went into cash. The November-December run-up was quite a fine "January Effect" for me. Investors are so odd--as though it wasn't already obvious that the Fed is going to raise rates this year! Greenspan basically said that would happen in the December Fed meeting when he said nothing was changing "because of Y2K concerns", meaning the current economic situation was not considered at the meeting. With bonds on a steady downtrend, Fed increases are just a reaction to what the market has already dictated. Tom, your interest rate / stocks comparison flagged this beautifully. I think professionals are reevaluating the markets, and the AIM method has positioned its followers perfectly for what is likely to come next. Kevin Farnham

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