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To: ajtj99 who wrote (1155)	8/9/2001 12:16:07 AM
From: bobby beara	Respond to of 1328

a99, oh well, we had a bull trap on the semi rally into the 200dma and that we now need an inverse bear-trap on the down side. a bundle of big cap techs that have rallied off the mid june very oversold lows are now giving it up, that includes dell, orcl, and msft. the clown zones are jumpin up and down like planet of the apes, the next bottom is now entering the target zone -g- want to see the rydex otc leveraged bears, beat the leveraged otc bulls in assets, then we got game.

To: ajtj99 who wrote (1155)	8/9/2001 12:39:10 AM
From: Ace Buck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1328

Bobby, I"ve traded some USPIX & UOPIX in a retirement account. I believe they charge me a 1 % fee if I trade within 6 months of the initial transaction. The Profunds prospectus they sent me says on pg 16 there can be a "1 % service fee". The footnote that comes with it points to pg 38 that says "For this fee the authorized firms...provide services such as...maintaining retirement plan accounts." So without citing the whole prospectus I would suggest checking it out with your particular retirement account firm. It sounds like it's up to their indiv discretion. BTW THANKS for your contributions and the many others here. I've been lurking for a few years on you regulars and if I felt I had something to contribute I would. But I still have lots of learning to go.