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To: H James Morris who wrote (139786)	2/24/2002 4:17:58 PM
From: Tom D	Respond to of 164685

Money Managers after the Perfect Storm Hello everybody from a voice from the past. I started a new thread today about using professional money managers. As some recall, I sold all my AMZN at an average split adjusted price of about $55 per share. Sold everything else in October 2000. Moved it all to a professional money manager. Lost 2.5% in 2001. Not good, but better than many benchmarks. Looking forward, one professional advisor's forecast is that Large Caps will underperform. Its a particularly bearish forecast for the former high-fliers (CSCO, AMZN etc)--they are not coming back any time soon. So where to put the money? That is the question. Here is one approach: Subject 52466 Thanks, Tom D