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To: pezz who wrote (14813)	2/10/2002 10:07:22 PM
From: Don Lloyd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

pezz - Well I always thought that YTD meant the last 12 months . BTW is that wrong? anybody. Year to Date, YTD, current calendar year, Jan. 1 to present. Trailing Twelve Months, TTM, less commonly used or Year over Year, YOY. Regards, Don

To: pezz who wrote (14813)	2/11/2002 1:30:35 AM
From: Moominoid	Respond to of 74559

No YTD is from the first of the year I think.... maybe I'm wrong? Today was good in Aus: USD Portfolio SPX NDX Feb Return 0.37% -3.01% -6.34% YTD Return -0.97% -4.52% -7.94% Return Since 1 October 2001 35.29% 5.31% 24.26% News Corp went up 3% again after 5% on Friday - it became a leading indicator that day. Everyone should invest in what they understand. I don't understand much about bonds except they go down when interest rates go up... and I don't know much about most small tech... apart from LOOK which is hardly tech. So I don't invest there... I don't know much about individual European or Asian stocks either so I focus on US and Australia, exchange rates etc....