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To: LemonHead who wrote (14316)	1/12/2001 9:06:05 AM
From: David Penfield	Read Replies (2) of 18928

Keith - I noticed a post from you over on the NVLS thread mentioning AIM. I too am using AIM for NVLS and some other semi-equip stocks. These stock's volatility has made them great AIM stocks. For example, PRIA is basically unchanged from 5 years ago, but I have more than doubled my money! Recently NVLS acquired GSNX. I am AIMing both of them. Now my GSNX shares convert to some NVLS shares. How should I account for this in AIM. I could keep the new NVLS shares in a logically different AIM account. I could add the new shares and the current GSNX portfolio control and cash to the NVLS account. Has anyone else ever combined AIM account due to a merger? David

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