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To: Jack Jagernauth who wrote (9619)	12/20/1999 12:53:00 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

HO HO Jack, Congratulations on the move into Scudder Pacific. Looks like no Asian Flu there! I received a note from "LostCowboy" regarding earlier writings of Mr. Lichello. Mr. L mentions "SynchroVest" in his later book but doesn't give the full details. Hi tom any chance that you could put up a webpage about (Superpower Investing The Superpower Way to Bank and Invest Your Money (Featuring the Revolutionary New Investment Discovery Synchrovest). This was a book that Robert Lichello Worte before (How To Make $1,000,000 in The Stock Market. I lost my copy and have not been able to find one.It was a system that was far better than dollar cost averaging, and I belive better than the twinvest system that he put in he's secound edition of his A.I.M.book.If you could send the formula for it to me I would Aprecat it. I still remember most of it but am not totaly sure of it.It was a buy and sell system that you invested money into on a munthly time base. 3/4 into stock and 1/4 into cash. Then you would compare stock price to the average acumalated cost of stock already bought. From this you would get a adjusted buy/sell signal. But i can't remember the fine details. If i remember right it should respond to bull markets better than twinvest does. and it comes close to the preformance levels that A.I.M. does. Regards, LostCowboy Does anyone out there have a write-up on SynchroVest. I'd be happy to put a web page up as LostCowboy requests if we can come up with the details. I'll run a simulation like I did with TwinVest. Best regards, Tom