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To: Paul Senior who wrote (9710)	1/22/2000 11:03:00 AM
From: jeffbas	Respond to of 78702

Paul, I have not looked at them in years, but the Dodge & Cox funds used to be a good group. It is a small (low expense ratio) fund family out of San Francisco dating back to the early part of the LAST century <ggg>, that relies on a committee style of management, as opposed to a "superstar". It used to exhibit stable, solid performance, focusing on larger companies offering good traditional investment value. For example when IBM was dropping to $40 a few years ago they were increasing exposure rather than reducing it. I like that kind of style. (I have never bought stock mutual funds but that is the one I picked when I did a review some years ago, probably at some time when I was down on my own performance.)