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To: Math Junkie who started this subject	8/11/2002 6:52:53 PM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (2) of 25522

Where did the money go? Where is all that money on the famed 'sidelines'? I got curious and tried to find historic data on MMF total holdings separated by 'retail' and 'institutional'. federalreserve.gov Then I charted MMF vs SP500 home.attbi.com The result surprised me. Institutional MMF holdings increased exponentially after the Spring 2000 peak, but started flattening about a year ago. Retail MMF activity was on a steady uptrend since '95 and the stock market peak did not disturb that trend, until about a year ago it actually started declining. So, stock MF's are not the only decliners. Whenever I see a press notice about the stock MF inflow/outflow it covers only a few weeks. Next I'll try to find historic data on stock MFs. Gottfried

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