mck@druxv.UUCP (KingMC) (07/18/85)
The following is posted for a friend. STOCK MANAGER is a program to manage a stock portfolio. To receive the program, send $5.00 or $10.00, a self addressed, stamped envelope, and a dsdd DOS formatted diskette to: Jim McClellan CompTalk 4939 Sumac Court Klamath Falls, OR 97603 */ I believe software for your computer should be designed so you */ can just plug in a disk and use it without having to first read a */ 100 page manual. STOCK MANAGER is designed for those who want */ ease of operation coupled with a comprehensive application */ package. You probably don't even need to read the short manual */ included with STOCK MANAGER before using it for the first time, */ as informative messages are displayed when you need them to guide */ you through the program. And you don't need to worrry about */ making a mistake, the edit option makes correcting errors and */ revising records simple. The 2 disk drive version of STOCK */ MANAGER will even backup your data files for you, then retrieve */ the backup copy if somethng happens to your working disk. If */ you've used computers, you probably know how frustrating it is to */ lose your data when a disk goes "oops". */ */ By spending a few minutes a year recording buys, sells and */ dividends with STOCK MANAGER, you will have in one place: */ */ A complete record of capital gains (and losses) for the year, */ formatted and ready to transfer to schedule D at tax time. */ */ A record of all dividends received during the year, broken */ down into individual stocks with annual yield computed for */ each. */ */ A comprehensive analysis of current holdings, including a */ look at the consequences if you sold the stock today to help */ in your investment decisions. */ */ A record of past years investment performances and rates of */ return. */ */ STOCK MANAGER will run on an IBM PC and most compatibles equipped */ with double-sided disk drives and at least 128 KB of memory.
grogers@uiucdcsb.Uiuc.ARPA (07/19/85)
The notesfile system doesnot exist to give you free advertising. Please refrain in the future, or I shall taunt you a second time you lowlife scum. Your mother was a hamster and you father smelled of elderberry. Now be off you wipper of other people's bottoms and don't advertise here anymore! Of course I realise that you are not making hugh profits, but it's the principle that counts. Greg "I've always wanted to use that Monty Python bit!" Rogers University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Department of Computer Science and Demos grogers @ uiucdcs