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To: exp who wrote (12316)	10/26/2002 2:09:11 PM
From: DebtBomb	Respond to of 30712

* Equity Funds report net cash inflows of $375 Million for the week ended 10/23/02 - with most domestic sectors reporting inflows, while non-domestic sectors report outflows. * International Equity Funds report outflows ($733 Million) from all emerging and developed regions, except Latin America. * Taxable Bond Funds report the first outflow of 2002 - with most coming from Government Funds investing in Treasuries and Mortgages, as well as Investment Grade & High Quality Corporate Bond Funds. High Yield Funds report the largest inflow in 8 weeks ($425 Million). * Money Market Funds report inflows ($5.3 Billion); while Tax-Exempt Money Market Funds report the 2nd consecutive week of outflows. * Municipal Bond outflows total $978 Million - the largest redemption since 2/26/97. amgdata.com

To: exp who wrote (12316)	10/26/2002 10:31:41 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 30712

One: the very best traders are wrong 4 out of 10 times; so if they make public calls they will take flack from ankle biters everytime they miss. Two: And this i feel to be the single MOST important rule of investing(longterm,shorterm,intraday, intermediate; the whole shebang) and it is this(which i first read from a writing by Soros>>>>> It does NOT matter if you are wrong or right; what DOES matter is how much you profit when you are right and how much you lose when you are wrong. So the game is Maximize profits when you are right and Minimize losses when you are wrong.>>>>> That's it folks.So just write that down and put by your computer. The single most important rule to memorize,imo.:) Max