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To: chowder who wrote (10092)	10/6/2011 4:25:16 PM
From: JimisJim	Read Replies (1) of 34328

Interesting, thx... had forgot that some held HGIC in taxable accts... mine was in an IRA, so no issue there. I thought about DSM and NMO (both of which I already have in an IRA -- not sure how smart having muni CEF in IRA, but there it is) and am still considering them... however, they've actually been doing very well in terms of share price of late, so wondering if I'd be better off adding to existing positions that are currently trading at a discount to my cost basis, and/or seeking out another muni bond CEF and starting a new position... I have a bit more than a typical full position in cash from the HGIC sale so weighing new full position vs. topping off existing positions. Any thoughts wrt merits either way? Jim

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