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To: Steve S who wrote (153)	12/29/1997 12:08:00 PM
From: m. g. williams	Respond to of 366

Hi Steve: I appreciated your recent reply and agree with your comments about Van's S&P 500. I recently came across Rydex OTC mutual fund that "indexes" the NASDAQ 100. I haven't researched it as yet, but thought it might be a good small cap play. (1-800-820-0888) In the near future the Potomac OTC will provide a mutual fund whose goal is to acheive 125 % of the NASDAQ. (914-381-2080) Again I don't have detailed info, but maybe interesting to follow. Have a good one, MGW

To: Steve S who wrote (153)	1/4/1998 12:40:00 PM
From: Chris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 366

steve S. any comments on the t rowe price family?? looks like low risk to me/ but high returns quick question: 1) would you buy your initial posiiton now and then dollar cost average after the bad earnings plummet during jan 15-25?? OR wait until the bad earnings come out (stock prices go down) and then buy initial position after bottom is seen? thxs for all the help Steve Chris