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To: Mike McFarland who wrote (535)	2/28/2004 11:44:19 AM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) of 1336

I'm bookmarking short treasury fund stuff. There is no need to warn me about James Grant, I have seen him a number of times over the years. He points out in the article a survey that revealed investor ignorance about what will happen to their bond funds if rates rise, and this certainly agrees with what I hear when I talk to folks. A lot of folks hear rising rates and they think they are going to get a better return. The long term trend of the bond market has kept them in the dark. How to short T Bonds: forbes.com finance.yahoo.com Folks here know I have the fed employees G fund, but that simply pays the ten year treasury rate, it is not a bond fund--that is the F fund. G Fund earnings consist entirely of interest income on the securities. G Fund interest is reinvested by the Board as it is received from the U.S. Treasury. I'm supposed to be managing my wife's roth ira, which has been in cash for quite awhile. profunds.com profunds.com

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