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To: Kathryn Anshutz who wrote (7362)	4/29/1999 12:04:00 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 18928

Hi KA, Wonderful to see you here! It must be AIM Homecoming with you AND Floyd arriving in the same week! Am. Century's Ultra has been kind to me as well. My IRA account with TWCUX is showing a 328% gain since starting it in 1990. Wish I'd done invented the "vealie" back then! Unfortunately I let the Cash Reserve rise to about 50% in 1991 and let it stay there until 1995. Then I cut it back to about 30% and have used "vealies" ever since. It really brought the performance back up. The energy stocks and funds have been very good recently. My VGENX is doing quite well also. Since starting the account in early March, it's up 18% and has had three "vealies" so far. With Cash Reserve now showing about 28%, it's time for the first Sell. Please stop by any time. Hope all is well with the Fam. Best regards, Tom

To: Kathryn Anshutz who wrote (7362)	4/30/1999 12:01:00 AM
From: Floyd Stern	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Kathryn, Remember me. Sounds like you are doing well and unchanged. the term "el husband" brought back memories. Sounds like you got into energy at the right time. i also remember, you have a brilliant and athletic daughter. Didn't she go to college in the east. I like CBS, TWX and cable companies--my problem is that I am not too liquid these days. Also, a couple of years ago, I wrote a recommendation on Fedex (FDX). wish I had bought more. As Barron's wrote last year, FDX is a "stealth internet company." Floyd