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To: LemonHead who wrote (10246)	2/11/2000 7:28:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 18929

Hi Keith, I remember with the "old" SI we had that option, but hadn't noticed how to do it with the current one. One benefit of doing so is that you can create comparative graphs out of your own portfolios, but can't share them with others - unless the portf. is "public." I love putting together a "who's winning" graph of stocks from the same sector. I've not been able to share these novelties in recent times. I've never bothered to put in much but the "tickers" of the stocks I own in my own portf. Since one can't really keep track of AIM's trades there, I figured it was not worth it. I'd thought of puting a "pretend" 100 shares of each into the list just to watch the daily plusses and minuses, but haven't even done that. Yesterday's rocket ride on some of my stocks really would have been fun to share in graph form. Heck, with those kind of gains, I should really take the rest of the year off!!! Best regards, Tom