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| Subject: Droolish Four | Date: 8/11/1999 3:51 PM | |
| Author: EtanChatlynne | Number: 58630 of 281009 | |
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I'm having problems putting my finger on a satisfactory explaination for this . . . I'm looking for someone to substantiate what I am about to say or for someone to tell me why I'm wrong. Basically, it does not seem like a good idea to use a Drip plan with Foolish Four stocks (call it the Droolish Four--a very nice name at least). After all, Foolish Four stocks change yearly, while Drip stocks should be held for a very long time. Also, there is a one time fee for starting up a Drip with a company. Paying that fee for possibly only one year just would not be worth while. Right,wrong or not quite? Thanks a bunch. -etan |
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