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To: Les H who wrote (2496)	8/15/2002 11:08:44 PM
From: Les H	Respond to of 29595

Amgdata.com mutual fund flows Equity Funds report net cash outflows of $4.6 Billion for the week ended 8/14/02 - with about 2/3 coming from Domestic Sectors and 1/3 from Non-Domestic Sectors. Real Estate and Healthcare/Biotech Funds report inflows for the 3rd consecutive week. Technology Funds report the largest outflows since 5/22/02. Japan Equity Funds report the largest outflows since 5/30/01; with the largest number of funds reporting outflows on record. Taxable Bond inflows total $1.2 Billion - with most going to Government Funds investing in Mortgage-Backed Securities, as well as investment Grade Corporate Bond Funds. Money Market Funds report inflows ($3.6 Billion). Municipal Bond Fund inflows continue ($541 Million). -------------------------------------------------------- looks sort of like last October-November. the public sold the initial rally, then bought the dip in December and then forward until April/May. the weak Russell 2000, up less than 1 percent for the week, may play catch up later on in that case. i believe the etfs for the russell 2000 are IWM, IWN, and IWO.