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Technology Stocks : The Roaring Twenty 1998

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To: Nikita who wrote (56)	4/17/1998 5:40:00 PM
From: White Shoes	Read Replies (1) of 338

Nikita and all, if you look at the header to this thread there is a link to the portfolio which I maintain for public viewing using the Quicken/excite portfolio feature. I have modified it to reflect the sale of XCIT and have entered cash in the portfolio. Keep in mind though that the TOTAL return % now showing at the bottom of the page is inaccurate due to the unwillingness of this rudimentary portfolio feature to take transactions into account. I have to enter the cash amount manually, etc...which DOES keep the total value correct, ...so... The $ value of the total portfolio is accurate though so it's not too hard to calculate the rate of return based on an initial portfolio of 50,000. (Actually there is a slight glitch there too given that there was no easy way to account for the fact that IFM was in $Cdn...this will clear up when IFM gets a NASDAQ listing and I will re-enter the values at that time.) Clear as mud? Regardless, the rate of return is approx. 50% so we're not even close to any kind of Beardstown debacle here. :) For the low tech model just use this SI portfolio : techstocks.com XCIT has made its exit. Until we buy FedEx we're at a Roaring 19. Make it 18, GNET is now gone.

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