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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (44)	7/7/1998 1:12:00 AM
From: RFH	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 221

Thanks again, Tom. In my Quicken program, I can easily calculate the average price per share, which I did. Then I entered this into Newport. For example, my average price for Invesco Europe was 14.92 per share, shares owned 453.75. Newport calculated my holdings at $6770.40 which is of course not correct. The current value is $9533. In the individual stock screen, I click on "What if" and put in the current price per share, which is 21.01. Newport tells me to immediately sell $2763.00 worth of shares. I take it that I should ignore this until next week, when I tamper with the portfolio control as you stated in your response, correct? In other words, sit tight until next week? Sincerely, RFH