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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (7139)	3/23/1999 11:09:00 PM
From: LemonHead	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Tom, Got another field question that I'm to lazy to look up. Messed with the split function this weekend. Didn't print out the prior, so I'm not sure I understand the net result. When I adjusted for the split on my Watch list for BBY, did it change the cash reserve? You Just thought you were getting the day off. <ggg> Where are all the crew? One of My Southern's entered the hospital last night, and I called him. He asked me to bring him something to read. Well you know that was an open door for Mr. L's book. Man I feel like I passing out Gideon's Bible... The Southern Boy's are showing some genuine interest, it just takes a few seeds and a lot of water. LemonHead

To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (7139)	3/24/1999 1:37:00 AM
From: RFH	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Tom, I've been considering "trashing" my AIM account in FSESX, Fidelity Select Energy services, and transferring it to an individual stock in the same field. I still believe that this is a great sector to be in, but find it a pain in the neck not being able to enter limit GTC orders on this mutual fund. As a result, I have to check the prices every day, (drag), and then I enter orders which will get executed at prices I don't find attractive, since I often have to wait until the first trading opportunity of the day, (which in Fidelity Select funds, won't occur until two hours into the trading day). Now, this may seem trivial, but being the control freak I am, I find this abhorrent. Could you pretend I'm on your couch, and maybe shed some light on this predicament? Sincerely, RFH