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To: doniam who wrote (11915)	6/29/2000 3:20:00 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18932

Hi Don, Because of AIM's Selling activity, over time you would be better to have your "core" holding in a regular account and your "trading" shares in the IRA. Then Uncle doesn't get a cut every time you turn a LIFO gain. I took a quick look at RYOCX's graph, but there must have been a 3:1 or so split recently that SI's database isn't picking up yet. The graph looks like a thriller ride from Six Flags!! In any case, we're always better to trade inside a tax sheltered account before we trade in our personal account. I quickly looked at the difference in performance of UOPIX at 50% invested and QQQ at 67% invested. At least since the peak in March, there really hasn't been that much difference in performance. Both reached nearly 100% invested right near the bottom. Both recovered quite a bit. It would take a longer history to get it all figured out. Is RYOCX a derivative enhanced fund like UOPIX? or just a straight index fund? Best regards, Tom