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To: LemonHead who wrote (12980)	9/30/2000 8:40:47 AM
From: Larry Grzemkowski	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Keith Funny you should mention that because I just did. I find great peace of mind in AIMing but I hate paying taxes. So I still AIM my non-taxable accounts. I AIM WCOM and some MF in my 401(k) and am looking for more canidates. I AIMed MPS once and it looks VERY attractive right now. The hard part about Gorilla Gaming is that the technology moves so fast I can't keep up so one is probably better off with the QQQ (AIMing of course). JMHO Larry G

To: LemonHead who wrote (12980)	9/30/2000 8:40:49 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi LH, Hope all's well on the home front. It's my feeling too that the G&K group would do well with AIM. They do a great job of selecting the leaders of their various sectors, but blind faith doesn't work as well as risk management in times like we have had recently! When the Momentum crowd leaves those big name stocks behind, man, can it get ugly in a hurry! Now, with adequate cash reserves and a plan for deployment, I wonder how they would be feeling??? Because of AIM's slow motion compared to more active methods, I'm not sure others catch on right away. It takes the capacity for differed gratification to be able to use AIM successfully for long periods of time. I don't know enough about the group on the G&K thread to know if they have that capacity or not. Are they long term investors or just momentum folks in disguise? Best regards, Tom