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To: John Pitera who wrote (1746)	12/14/1998 10:26:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99985

HI John; With so many things I want to look at I try to find ways to keep some of it fast and dirty maybe not so exact but simple. quote.yahoo.com That's my foreign market index, over lapped with the S&P500, The webs track the major indexes, you can buy and sell them just like stocks. It's neat in that they are already converted to dollars, and you can compare apples to apples vs the S&P. In as much as it's a percentage game, I don't need the actual index the webs do nicely. ----- If you use the my Yahoo feature on Yahoo..and click make portfolio, with them in your url window, Yahoo will pop them in a portfolio for you, and you can paper trade them all. O KEF is not a web, Korea don't have one, but KEF is a closed end fund and damm near tracks Korea, as it only has the major holdings. Jim PS this sort of keeps everthing relative , it's like having a currecy vs dollar index overlay but it's all built in.