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To: Julius Wong who wrote (2690)	6/7/2000 9:41:00 PM
From: Julius Wong	Respond to of 4916

Grass Roots Mutual Fund Lets the Average Joe be the Stock Picker By Rick Micchelli NEW YORK, Jun. 06 (Standard & Poor's) - With a decided emphasis on the "mutual" in mutual fund investing, StockJungle.com's Community Intelligence Fund lets the masses take the helm by relying solely on stock picks submitted by the general public through its website, www.stockjungle.com. Wall Street's sharp-suited money managers might sit up and take notice, since the fund's "analysts," with names like "Bottomfisher," "gator6," and "lizzy," have helped steer the fund to a 15.6% return this year through May 30, compared with a 2.8% loss for the S&P 500. Any amateur stock picker can sign up and become an analyst on the fund by going to StockJungle's website. What's more, you don't have actually invest in the fund to participate. As an added sweetener, StockJungle's "hot hands" program rewards the best-rated community analysts with $50 in cash at the end of the day. ... ... ... ... ... ... stockjungle.com