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To: RWReeves who wrote (232)	12/5/1999 1:54:00 PM
From: RWReeves	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 743

Previously mentioned the highly undifferentiated nature of most biotech fund holdings. FBDIX looks a bit more adventurous. I've not been able to find more current holdings but here it was 5 months ago: quicken.com There WAS a fund that held some BTFLTAB stocks I came across and now can't recall which one it was (it popped up in the context of a different project. I'll post it if/when I find it. H&Q has a closed end fund (two I guess; HQH & HQL). You don't hear about them much. Maybe here's why: siliconinvestor.com HQH vs. HQL vs FBDIX vs. NBIX. If you don't think that's fair you can run your own comparison against any of the SI biotech portfolios (you wont get day to day but you can compare at certain dates where numbahs are posted. (e.g.VD's is a good archive/example ). Maybe H&Q is way undervalued. Haven't looked at their holdings lately. Still looking... Lurkers; please feel free to chip in if you have any funds to suggest. RWR