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To: yard_man who wrote (78618)	3/11/2001 11:21:17 PM
From: LLCF	Respond to of 436258

<Right at the very apex last year, where I work, they added a new fund option for the 401k that mirrors the QQQ and the fellow explaining it said what such a good idea it was and how you had to be ready for volatility. > When the guy comes back with the gold fund option let me know... I'll have shares worth a couple of small nations to sell to them... LOL DAK

To: yard_man who wrote (78618)	3/12/2001 3:14:34 AM
From: Don Lloyd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

tippet - Right at the very apex last year, where I work, they added a new fund option for the 401k that mirrors the QQQ and the fellow explaining it said what such a good idea it was and how you had to be ready for volatility. He was buying and so on... When he came back a month ago -- his enthusiasm wasn't dampened a bit -- Go figure <g> Assuming that he is only allocating new funds to it, and has not converted existing funds, an early crash may be the best possible outcome as it only negatively impacts the small amount of invested funds, and insures better prices and lower risks for future 401K cash flows. Regards, Don