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To: re3 who wrote (104297)	5/28/2000 11:16:00 PM
From: Bill Harmond	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

My list is a matter of record now, Ike. Don't you get it? Do you know what "equal weighting" means? You have a portfolio of 26 stocks and so do I. All the issues have equal weighting (dollar amounts); it doesn't matter how manty dollars, just that they're the same. At the end of three years we'll see how they compare. We'll go back to May 26, 2000, get the closing prices adjusted for splits, and calculate the percentage gains. There is no need to do it now. There's no need for a spreadsheet. With equal weightings we can just add up all 26 percentage gains and divide by 26. Just post your list here so we have it on the thread. I don't want a new thread, or even a running play-by-play. In three years we'll see how our lists of choices performed.