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To: rkf who wrote (3687)	4/28/2001 11:55:10 AM
From: seminole	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4916

Kent Looks like the bottom in FSELX. I would be thinking to buy or average into FSELX not sell FSELX. Give Mr Bear a pillow, he is very sleepy, IMO.

To: rkf who wrote (3687)	4/28/2001 12:07:51 PM
From: Julius Wong	Respond to of 4916

Kent: May, June, July are not the best months for FSENX. I checked out the past performance of FSENX. Year % Gain From May - July ---- ----------- 1991 + 1% 1992 + 3% 1993 + 2% 1994 + 3% 1995 + 1% 1996 + 0% 1997 +16% 1998 -18% 1999 + 3% 2000 + 0% -------- Average + 1% Julius

To: rkf who wrote (3687)	4/29/2001 6:50:14 AM
From: MoneyPenny	Respond to of 4916

I've been doing the opposite. I've traded FSELX for five or six years now, but always holding a core position until this year. I am 70% cash in selects and started returning to FSELX last week. It is usually first to move (in techs) and it may be early but I'll be holding as the move will be strong when it arrives. I still hold FSESX and with the prospect of $3.00 gas this summer, I won't be selling much. FSESX has been weak and then last week we did well. The rotation in sectors right now is frustrating as money can't figure where to go. Mr. Greenspan is boss (as Julius always tells us) and Mr. Wong is never wrong. Sharon