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To: PuddleGlum who wrote (903)	8/25/2002 5:55:20 PM
From: LastShadow	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1541

It was supposed to be native MacOS X, so nope - no idea. I have posted a new column on the website "What Funds to Buy, and When, Part 2" Along with a quick update of the market, some cautions about Bear Funds and Fund Switching, Scott provides his screening criteria for the next mutual funds to buy, and names the 43 best choices (out of 6,000 candidates). The article is posted with all the columns at fundpilot.com or you may access it directly fundpilot.com Scott McCormick

To: PuddleGlum who wrote (903)	8/26/2002 1:19:54 AM
From: Sbtorres	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1541

PG Instead of determining if the market is going bullish/bearish, you can take advantage of this excursions with an investment system called AIM--Automatic Investment Management. When the price goes up you sell and when it goes down you buy and so on. The methodology is described in aim-users.com There is a free excel program(.xls) and some commercial programs. For a long time AIM has a discussion board at Subject 12596 but most have since moved to investorshub.com A recent derivative of AIM called X_dev is at investorshub.com As for me, mine is closer to but predates(1999) X_dev but in portfolio format using excel and ProTA. I read that a MacOSX version of ProTA is in the works--don't know when it will be released.