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To: Kirk © who wrote (2933)	3/21/2015 11:36:04 PM
From: Gottfried	3 Recommendations Recommended By Da Rookie Kirk © toccodolce Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27109

here's what stockcharts does to adjust data support.stockcharts.com not for you, Kirk, because you obviously already know... IMPORTANT NOTE: If you want to see an unadjusted chart for a stock, add an underscore character ("_") to the front of the ticker symbol.

To: Kirk © who wrote (2933)	3/22/2015 12:37:59 AM
From: yaetmo	Respond to of 27109

Ah Yes. FLPSX You are correct - my 401K holds more $ in FLPSX than in the SP500 fund. I also hold it in my Roth and Rollover. Another I have been quite pleased with is FSCRX FIDELITY SMALL CAP DISCOVERY FUND that I bought in 2009. As for taking profits in the Explore portfolio, the measure is not buying at the lowest and selling at the highest spots, as there is much risk around those spots, but beating the indexes at reasonable risk. After all, if a methodology doesn't beat the index in the aggregate, why wouldn't one just have bought the index instead. You've handily beat the index in the aggregate. Ker-ching!