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To: Andeveron who wrote (19851)9/2/1998 11:34:00 PM
From: kurt aichler  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 50167
 
andervon, i agree with you. this email i received today.

As a fellow investor, I share your concern about the recent market
volatility. Like many investors, you may be wondering whether
you should make any change to your existing investment portfolio
in light of the recent market conditions.

While you are the best judge of your personal situation, I wanted
to share my own philosophy about investing in times such as these.

Historically, the stock market has experienced quite a few corrections,
sometimes declining more than 20% in a short period. But over time,
the market has recovered, and in fact, has gone on to achieve
substantial long-term growth. I have seen many studies that indicate
stocks or stock funds have outperformed all other types of investments
in the long term, in spite of increased volatility over shorter
periods.

I am a firm believer not only in our economy, but in the strengthening
of global economies as well. Because of this, I'm confident that the
stock market, despite the increased risks, remains the best investment
for long-term investors. I encourage you to make changes only as your
investment objectives change, and not in response to any short-term
market movements.

As a valued customer, I want to assure you that Schwab continues to
look at ways to further increase your access to us during unusual
market activity. We are committed to providing you the best service
possible and we appreciate your continued business. As always, if
you have any other questions or concerns, please do not hesitate
to email or call your Schwab team.

Charles R. Schwab
Chairman