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To: Steve Grabczyk who wrote (5107)	7/18/1998 5:50:00 PM
From: Dataminer1	Read Replies (3) of 18928

Welcome Steve, It's great to see new faces on this thread. I also lurked here for a long time before finally signing up to SI. I have been extremely busy putting the finishing touches on my secure ordering and automatic downloading website, so I haven't been able to contribute as much as I would like lately. I had a good week with SUNW, with which I pulled the "Ultimate Vealie" . When I reached the point where I had doubled my original investment, I cashed out 1/2 and now plan to hold my "free" shares for the next 30 years. An interesting twist to "AIM" don't you think? I will probably regret this sometime in the next decade, however right now, it seemed like an interesting experiment. Does anyone know of a good resource on the net to download historical Mutual Fund data in ASCII format? I am looking to run some scenarios through my system as I have not spent much time evaluating AIM using real-life fund prices. I have had the mind-set that AIM works best with high volatility stocks, however Jim Battaglia helped enlightened me recently. I hope everyone's investments have them "selling" a little here as we reach new highs in the markets. Take care, Bill stocksystem.com

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