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To: tuck who wrote (377)	1/17/2001 12:05:37 PM
From: scaram(o)uche	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1784

Tuck: Enter a "$" (dollar sign, no quotes) as a stock symbol. Look at all of the T/FIF portfolios. "Basis" doesn't change. You start off with a given amount of cash, and that's your basis. Unfortunately, the SI manager requires that basis DOES change. That's why I occasionally remind everyone of the original 100K stake. You can add profits or subtract losses from cash.

To: tuck who wrote (377)	1/17/2001 12:13:30 PM
From: scaram(o)uche	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1784

Tuck: Go to "T/FIF, a new plateau" (the latest of the T/FIF threads) and take a photo of portfolio "2001". I'll sell MCDE at the current bid of 6 5/16 (ask 6 3/8). I'll then add the proceeds to cash. Take another photo. I'll then reinvest the proceeds, give or take a bit, into LEXG at current ask of 12 5/8. Note that all of my portfolios start with $100K in cash, that money is allocated from that basis for purchases, and that the basis is therefore 100K until something is sold at a profit or loss. Rick