Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 5:49 PM
Subject: trade through (S7-10-04)

DEAR SEC.:

I, AM, SMALL MUTUAL FUND HOLDER AND I, AM. I READ IN THE PAPERS THAT YOU ARE 
PONDERING THE IDEA OF LETTING MUTUAL FUND OPT OUT AND NOT GET THE BEST PRICE. 
Well, I OBJECT HOW DARE ANYONE ALLOW THEM TO NOT GET THE BEST PRICE AND COST 
ME AND MILLIONS OF OTHER FUND HOLDERS BILLIONS OF DOLLARS. MAYBE THE FUNDS 
SHOULD TRY TO DO A BETTER JOB OF PICKING GOOD STOCKS AND STOP COSTING ME AND MY 
FRIENDS A LOTS OF MONEY WITH THEIR POOR PERFORMANCE. I CANT AFFORD TO HAVE SOME 
FUND MANAGER OPT OUT BECAUSE MAYBE HE WANTS TO GO HOME EARLY. I KNOW THAT WHEN 
MR. LEVITT MADE THE MARKETS TRADE IN PENNIES THAT AT THE END OF THE DAY THE 
FUNDS WENT FROM ABOUT 200 TICKETS TO OVER 2000 TICKETS TO PROCESS AT THE END OF 
THE DAY. Well, THEY ARE ALL BEING PAID A LOT OF MONEY AND THIS IS PART OF 
THEIR JOBS.

THANKS YOU
JAMES W. TAMUCCIO