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To: TLindt who wrote (509)	8/11/1997 4:08:00 PM
From: jas cooper	of 1546

The Market or Intuit? The market. But I gues it is turning out to be more of a trampoline jump. I have found that by using II I have increased performance to a point were I have bested the DOW S&P500 & the NASDAQ for the week, month, 3 month, Year. Too bad II doesn't have a graph comparing performance to NASDAQ. My stocks have nothing to do with Dow types. Even though I have used and appreciate both Quicken (for 8 years) and II (since inception), one only has to look at the products to realize the potential to take them so much farther. If Intuit keeps catering to wimps who don't know a keyboard from a mouse by adding more buttons and menus, MS will blow them out of the water with a few more iterations of money. Quicken needs top notch investment tracking. The days of a slick electronic checkbook are over. I need lot tracking, "what-if" scenarios, etc. Even with Quicken, Investor Insight, and TurboTax, I still have to get my pencil out to figure out what to sell at the end of the year to reduce my taxes.

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