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To: E_K_S who wrote (20638)	2/9/2005 8:17:46 PM
From: Paul Senior	Respond to of 78702

E_K_S. Yes, I keep most of my ALD and other Business Development stocks in an IRA because the dividends are not qualified. When the stocks have looked liked bargains, and there was nothing in the IRAs I was willing to sell at the time, then I added more in a regular account. I've got investment expenses that I can offset the dividend income I receive there. ----- I added a bit more to my tiny JPM position today. Will add more if/as stock declines. I haven't decided what to do about my NYB shares (whether to add or not) - I'm just holding for now. OT: Decided I like the long-term performance of FII. Added a little to that small exploratory position today and likely will continue to do so in future.