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To: MythMan who wrote (71501)	2/24/2001 6:24:40 PM
From: robnhood	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

<<Don't get me wrong because there are a couple of real nice people there. There is one in particular that I would like to meet in person and kick all the shit out of him<gg>.>>> Message 15403509

To: MythMan who wrote (71501)	2/24/2001 6:30:19 PM
From: UnBelievable	Respond to of 436258

Fund Flows Net cash inflows to Equity Funds total $2.0 Billion for the week ended 2/21/01--with most going to Large Cap and Aggressive Growth Funds. Technology Funds continue to report outflows. Technology sector assets have declined by 22% in the last four weeks due to market performance. International Equity Funds report outflows from all emerging and developed regions ($375 Million). Taxable Bonds report inflows for the 8th consecutive week ($592 Million), with 85% going to Investment Grade and High Yield Corporate Bond Funds. January Net Cash Equity Inflows Total $25.6 Billion Most Equity Funds report decreased cash inflows from share purchases over January, 2000. For the month ended January 31, 2001, 99% of all open-end share classes (8,391) representing 99% of the assets have reported weekly cash inflows of $25.6 Billion or 40% less than the sector reported last year ($42.8 Billion). High Yield Corporate Bond funds reported January net cash inflows of $4.8 Billion. This supports an inference that less efficient fixed income markets are most responsive to Federal Reserve intervention.The January reversal in investor sentiment toward the High Yield sector from five consecutive quarters of net cash redemptions shows a direct relationship of response by the least risk averse fixed income sectors to Federal Reserve intervention, whether systemic (1/01) or event driven (10/98-see archived articles dated 10/15/99 and 6/16/99). Jan-00 % of EQ Jan-01 % of EQ All Equity $42.746 N/A $25.554 N/A Growth-Not Agg $15.185 36% $10.660 42% Sector-Technology $10.522 25% $1.316 5% Growth-Aggressive $10.656 25% $4.750 19% Internat. Equity $7.106 17% $3.064 12% Global Equity $5.145 12% -$0.323 N/A Small Cap Growth $5.031 12% $3.844 15% amgdata.com