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To: Jim Battaglia who wrote (683)12/14/1997 10:24:00 AM
From: Jim Battaglia  Respond to of 4158
 
INVEST N BEST REPORT:

INVEST N BEST......SIGNAL REPORT....12/14/97

WINNER SIGNAL....23.4% One Year Return
Holding (FSHCX) Fidelity Select Medical & Delivery.
Last switch date was 11/11/97.

STAR SIGNAL.... 41.7% One Year Return
Holding (FSFSX)Invesco Financial Sector Fund
Last switch date was 12/02/97.

ROTATE SIGNAL....24.5% One Year Return
Holding FINANCIAL Funds:
(FSRBX) Fidelity Sel Regional Bank
Last switch date was 12/10/97

FIDLO SIGNAL....27.0% One Year Return
Holding (FIUIX) Fidelity Utility
Last switch date was 10/29/97

AAA SIGNAL... 33.5% One Year Return
Holding UTILITIES
Last switch date was 11/24/97

A-SEL SIGNAL...34.9% One Year Return
Holding (FSRPX) Fidelity Retailing
Last switch date was 11/04/97

HLTHTEK SIGNAL 36.1% One Year Return
Holding (FSFSX) Invesco Financial Services
Last switch date was 11/21/97

BATTAGLI 50 DAY SIGNAL...43.9% One Year Return
Holding (FSRPX) Fidelity Retailing
Last switch date was 11/17/97(adjusted)



To: Jim Battaglia who wrote (683)12/14/1997 10:33:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4158
 
Hi Jim, AIM/Newport triggered another buy in Am. Cent.'s Vista Fund for me last week. I thought I was pretty clever with my buy at $13.81, only to see it sink another bunch on Friday! Looks like I'll be ready to buy again on Monday!

This particular fund has really frustrated me. I've done well with Ultra for years and Vista periodically. Vista's smaller Cap. nature usually has trailed the larger cap. Ultra. However, it really did nothing (without AIM's help) in 1997. I'm thinking of greener pastures. Any thoughts?

Best regards, Tom