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To: SAM who wrote (14376)	1/15/2001 9:59:22 PM
From: THE FOX	Respond to of 18928

Good Evening to all, We just returned from our investment club meeting. All members present voted to purchase INHALE (INHL). I introduced a suggestion to the club and we all pretty much agreed . After doing our homework on stocks one of the most important criteria will be the stock should be at least 50% below it's most recent 52 week high. When we started the club 2 years ago March we were more interested in making purchases. Now it is time to step up to the next level. I have given the Lichello manuscript to a third member in the club. I hope it gains in popularity with the members. Snowing presently I believe we are expecting 3 to 5 " . The green mountains are actually pretty white at the present. One of our club members recently helped to rescue 4 stranded snow shoers(this word doesn't look right).I guess they will be o.k. Bob

To: SAM who wrote (14376)	1/16/2001 6:50:48 PM
From: Jack Jagernauth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi SAM, Interesting post! One stock exited was fished and AIMed for almost 24 months. The other reached the goal too fast to AIM. What criteria did you use in setting your goals (targets)? Also, just to give us an idea, what kind of returns did you achieve with those investments...25%, 50%, 100%? Thanks, Jack

To: SAM who wrote (14376)	1/20/2001 3:33:05 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 18928

Hi Sam, It would appear that even though 2000 wasn't your best year with your tech fund, you actually gained ground on Buy&Hold (you didn't lose as much). Also, starting this year off at nearly fully invested will let you keep pace with the buy and hold investor more closely in any rally. It looks like you've done a good job so far. Remember it takes AIM users several cycles to pass the buy and hold investor. That's because we don't own as many shares as Mr. Buynhold to start. Once we've surpassed Mr. Bnh's number of shares while at market tops, there's no chance of us falling behind. Best regards, Tom