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To: Nancy who wrote (8713)	10/5/2000 12:21:45 PM
From: MonsieurGonzo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11051

I'm a wordy old birdy, Nancy (^_^) > most fund families impose limit on how many exchanges you can make... ...didn't realize that, good to know. Normally, I don't hop in and out of StockFund: however, it (the MKT On Close NAV) has been useful to me in this "DownTrend punctuated by sudden, violent rally" environment since the beginning of September. I think Gersh still works with Funds in his 401K; iirc, he has a T+3 day delay between when he issues an order, and when the MM <--> StockFund exchanges actually occur ~ which makes it tough, but Gersh is a pretty good trader ;-) because he has these fuzzy T+3 day entry and exit points - it was Gersh who originally got me thinking about position trading "from one CLOSE to another CLOSE", without fretting about what you may have gained or lost in the intra-day noise. Earlier this year Paul, aka "TradingMachine" - another Dude here in the sandbox was quite successful trading FMAGX in the Fidelity Family - I dunno if Paul was doing this via the 'Net or, over the telephone-? Are you trading with or investing into any Funds, Nancy ? -Steve