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To: lifeisgood who wrote (64423)12/16/2000 7:12:47 PM
From: Casaubon  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99985
 
are you saying that over 1 trillion dollars which vaporized from market cap of US equities all found its way to fixed income? Even though I played it very conservatively by preemptively moving all my 401K money to a bond fund last year, I managed to vaporize 10% of my assets from the peak, trying to time a bounce. The fuel gets spent.



To: lifeisgood who wrote (64423)12/16/2000 7:18:26 PM
From: Square_Dealings  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 99985
 
<<Mutual fund outflows don't evaporate. They typically go into fixed income investments (e.g., money market funds).>>

When the fund owns AAPL for example, and it closes one day at 50 something and then opens the next day under 30, the money evaporated. It didn't go into a money market to be saved for the next buying opportunity.

M.


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