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Re: sylvester80 post# 13090

Wednesday, 11/19/2003 1:28:26 PM

Wednesday, November 19, 2003 1:28:26 PM

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I understand that the net effect of trading after the allowed deadline (that's what they have been doing regardless of the fancy names) is absorbed by the current shareholders of the funds.
The only side-effect I see is less volume of holdings by the funds, (both because the crooks are not longer in, and some shareholders might leave in disgust) and that should lead to less volatility. (But a very minor change at it)

Just my (hopefully) educated opinion.

H.


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