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To: flickerful who wrote (6666)	10/18/1998 11:19:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Fred trades Rydex, his opinion is more valid than mine. The Rydex Funds (Ursa and Nova are the ones I have in mind) are keyed to the trader who just wishes to play "Black" or "Red" on a Roulette Wheel in a casino. Up or down. I think that is the basic charter, that Ursa is a bet on the market moving generally South and vice-versa for Nova. I'm not a Fund watcher in general. My opinions on Brandywine were just opinions and are not the result of experienced Fund tracking. I did have an inkling several years back to trade the markets in part by creating a switching ability between Nova and Ursa but discarded the concept in favor of just trading Futures. On another topic, a couple of interesting remarks in a newspaper more known for Sports News than Business Opinion. nypost.com nypostonline.com