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To: Investor2 who wrote (14332)	7/1/2000 12:05:25 PM
From: Investor2	Respond to of 15132

Here's the latest on how the sell signal is working for me. The following table tracks, by date, the average change in the prices of the stocks and mutual funds I sold because of Bob's sell recommendation. Positive numbers indicate that the equities went up after I sold them, so I would have been better off just holding. Negative numbers indicate that I profitted by following Bob's advice. I have included the benefit of money market interest in my calculations. Date Percent Difference Since Sale Date 1/21/00 14.6% (Behind) 1/28/00 4.8% (Behind) 2/4/00 10.0% (Behind) 2/11/00 8.8% (Behind) 2/18/00 6.0% (Behind) 2/25/00 9.5% (Behind) 3/3/00 17.1% (Behind) 3/10/00 17.2% (Behind) 3/17/00 8.1% (Behind) 3/24/00 12.3% (Behind) 3/31/00 3.5% (Behind) 4/7/00 6.2% (Behind) 4/14/00 -18.1% (Ahead) 4/21/00 -14.0% (Ahead) 5/12/00 -20.2% (Ahead) 6/9/00 -11.7% (Ahead) 6/30/00 -9.9% (Ahead) As of today, the equities I sold because of Bob's sell signal are 9.9% lower, on average, than the day I sold. Thus I am about 10% "ahead" on those sales made because I listened to Bob. Best wishes, I2