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Politics : Ask Michael Burke

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To: Simba who wrote (96807)7/21/2002 4:57:33 PM
From: BGR  Read Replies (1) of 132070
 
Simba,

My plan was to start moving money from S&P500 to NASDAQ over 4 years. Please do not misquote me. I am continuing that plan, about halfway done.

I recalculated, and my calculations stand. My employer contributions went into puts, and hence is accounted for. The puts made little money in the boom years, and a good return in the last 2 years. Perhaps they made a difference, and I am happy if they have. Just as I wrote of their value year after year during 1993-1999, w/ a smile in my face (as collecting insurance benefits is not exactly a happy matter), I feel justified including their returns in the portfolio, during the crash years. That's the whole point of insurance, like home/auto/life.

As for the chart, I do not know its origin, and I suspect that it is incorrect. Perhaps you should recheck your calculations.

-BGR.
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