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To: bruce bell who wrote (10746)	6/25/1998 1:37:00 PM
From: dr. z	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

The URSA fund is useful in a down market, and i'm not sure there is much advantage to splitting between both ursa and otc or nova for example. This would limit your advance, long term this market has been going up, so the benefit to being in the otc or nova sectors have been very positive. If you think we're heading for a crash, then one of the other sectors is a better idea. I haven't looked at their newer funds yet, although i assume they are somewhat similar to the fidelity selects and then selecting the winning sector becomes a more difficult task IMHO. I too am using them in ira account so capital gains won't be an issue if i switch from fund to fund