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    <title>stablevalue.com: JANSX and PMCGX</title>
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      <description>&lt;img src="/archives/jansx-2004-11-24.gif" class="imgright"/&gt;JANSX continued to move up after a little dip. I actually closed my JANSX position (+6.13%) at that dip as I thought that it had reversed and didn't want to wait for another confirmation. It has a major resistence at 24.
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&lt;img src="/archives/pmcgx-2004-11-24.gif" class="imgright"/&gt;PMCGX is at 52-week high right now. I closed it at the same time when I closed JANSX. Bad move! The next resistence is at 25.
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As we approach the 2004 year end, my current 401(k) has 75% in a stable value fund (earning a little over 4%) and 25% in international funds with exposure to Europe and Asia Pacific.  I have always maintained at least 25% cash in this account.
The overall return is YTD 9.6%, compared to JANSX 1.75%, PMCGX 14.13%, TEMFX 13.18%, AEPGX 14.43%, S&amp;P 500 about 6%, QQQ about 8%, RUT about 14% and INDU about 1%.</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 25 Nov 2004 11:23:17 -0500</pubDate>
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