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To: Larry Grzemkowski who wrote (12989)	9/30/2000 9:25:22 AM
From: budweeder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Larry; lol......reading the timing threads is a hoot...man, everyone gets so scared (probably at about the wrong time)...or euphoric as the case may be....comment today "I don't see how this market can right itself"....meanwhile I plugged the Friday numbers into AIM and it wants me to buy some more RYVYX on Monday morning... Heck, AIM is emotionless, so I trust its judgement more....the scared folks talk back and forth and scare each other more......oh well. Regards, Bud

To: Larry Grzemkowski who wrote (12989)	9/30/2000 10:12:28 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 18928

Thanks Larry, I've not read the G&K thread often enough to be tuned into the regular's methods. Certainly there's tax efficiency in being Buy&Hold, but those 50% drops you mention certainly beg for some AIMing. The traders are the ones that seem to pay the bulk of the Cap. Gains to our dear Uncle. They usually pay at the ST rate, too; which is a double whammie! If I had a regular income, I think I'd fund the Cash reserve side of AIM and pull more frequent 'vealies' with my favorites. This would improve the tax efficiency and let the accounts grow while keeping a rational cash level in the accounts. Best regards, tom@beautifulv.i.e.w.com