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To: Sig who wrote (8584)	8/4/2002 1:02:39 AM
From: pbull	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13815

The Fed said, way back in '97, that most mutual funds would not survive this. They weren't kidding. Yes, it's a long way down. But more importantly, to most, is the amount of time it is taking us to get there. This has dragged on and on because of all these funds who have to stay fully invested all the time no matter what. On a personal note, where I live, there are literally thousands of houses for sale. Unfortunately, as you might imagine, there are not thousands of buyers. I signed a sales contract on mine today, and consider myself lucky. We're due to close on 9/16. I will take the proceeds and invest it in the next human genome IPO that hits the market. <ggg> PB