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To: KayCee who wrote (7421)	5/3/1999 1:42:00 AM
From: RFH	Respond to of 18928

<<and do not want to start at the top although all opinion seems to be that it doesnot matter at what point you begin>> That's correct. My best AIM stock started at 26, sunk to 5 5/16 in the time span of one year, and then took off on the upside. I'm currently showing a return of almost 50%, and an annualized average return of almost 99%. Pretty terrific stuff, this AIM! If you wish to view the trading history of this issue, go to my home page at: elnet.com and scroll down to the 5th stock (IIT) and click on it. You will see the Newport graphs and charts, as well as my personal trading history on a spreadsheet. Just remember, you need a strong stomach to trade with AIM. Sincerely, RFH

To: KayCee who wrote (7421)	5/3/1999 7:33:00 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Kerry, Yes, it seems somewhat painful to start at the top, but the pain eases with a few market cycles and AIM's help! Actually, my Hong Kong fund is still well below its former high even though the Hang Seng is back around 13,000. Unfortunately I don't know just where the HS was back when my fund was about 80% (in price per share) higher than it is currently! I'll have to package up a couple of graphs of that investment and ship them off to you via email. Please ask away as questions arise. Best regards, Tom