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To: jas244 who wrote (5933)	10/22/1998 10:20:00 PM
From: Jim Battaglia	Read Replies (2) of 18928

James, I am sure Tom can answer this for you in a much clearer way and based on experience. What I would do is set up my own NAV for your 401. For example, if you can get balances on a weekly basis then you can use Newport to monitor it. Here's how I would do it: Example: If you have 166,000 (100,00 for Equity) (66,000 for Cash) More or less, but I am using 100,000 for easy math calculations I would start my fund at 10.00 Divide 10 into 100,000 You will then have 10,000 shares as a starting point Each week divide your Equity balance from your 401 by 10,000 shares and that will give you your new New Asset Value each week. That's it... Obviously, you will have to adjust your Buy/Sell percentages based on how much risk you want to handle. I am sure Tom may have a easier approach. Just my two cents worth. Good Investing!! investnbest.netmegs.com

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