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To: samule who wrote (996)9/17/2007 1:05:24 PM
From: Math JunkieRead Replies (1) of 2121
 
"TEFQX was a high risk fund recommended only for aggressive investors. It was never included in any portfolios and therefore a sell recommendation was not necessary."

That doesn't make any sense. The question of whether a sell recommendation is necessary depends only on whether a buy recommendation had been issued (it had), and your future outlook for the fund.

Furthermore, since you still have the fund on hold, you should still be covering it in your investment letter, for the benefit of subscribers who are still holding it per your recommendation.

I'm not one of those who says you can't do anything right, but as far as I know you have always continued coverage on a security you recommended (even QQQQ) until you issued a sell recommendation, with the sole exception of TEFQX.
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