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To: augieboo who wrote (37893)	7/12/2002 3:11:26 PM
From: napoopoo1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Rydex Dynamic Funds allow 2 trading times per day, others do not. Sometimes it is helpful to be able to make a morning trade and not have to be locked in until the close.

To: augieboo who wrote (37893)	7/12/2002 3:29:23 PM
From: chris714	Respond to of 52237

Thanks Augie.. I just read the post RE: Rydex and trading more than once a day. That is vaguely what I remember from my prior research..I seem to remember that Rydex was more flexible regarding trading times. I will look into it. I want the S&P to bounce..940-950..SO I can buy some of these shorting vehicles. I dont feel right buying straight into this sell off Chris

To: augieboo who wrote (37893)	7/12/2002 4:09:53 PM
From: chris714	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

Okay....I did a little digging Rydex has 4 funds that you could trade at 2 trading times during the day...Tempest is one of those funds However, in order to trade in that manner...your Account would have to be with Rydex-directly In addition..in order to have a "Rydex" account-- the initial minimum is $25,000 So...Since Profunds has a slightly lower operating expense and I plan on keeping my account at Schwab instead of opening a whole new account---At this point I will probably go with ProFunds Although they are virtually identical it appears That is my quick analysis FWIW Chris