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To: Carl Worth who wrote (50164)	12/20/2003 10:40:10 AM
From: Larry S.	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 53068

Well, i emailed to yahoo help, see what happens. I agree, yahoo is a great financial resource, though quicken.com has some real nice features. you can compare mutual funds side by side for return over different periods and against their classification performance. also, quicken update mutual fund distributions. i have a ton of stuff on my yahoo site, about 35 portfolios which i keep track of. i can access the info on it through a back door and could recreate on another site if necessary, but am stymied who i suddenly lost access. i think yahoo is heading towards a minimum free service and will start charging a nominal fee for what we have been getting for nuttin. larry

To: Carl Worth who wrote (50164)	12/20/2003 3:55:02 PM
From: - with a K	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 53068

I agree with Carl that Yahoo has now split info into too many pages. I complained about that when they used to have a link called "tell us what you think" or some such invite. Don't see it now. The other problem I have is that Yahoo charts seem to lag the change an equity can make during the day. For example, when WaMu dropped dramatically this month Yahoo's chart didn't appear to be updated graphically, while the numbers appeared current. Noticed this with other equities making big changes, too.