Sources of Information on Investing
          
          
               Information on investing may be more readily
          available than you think.  Here are several sources of
          information to help you stay current on market
          developments.
               Business dailies:  Both The Wall Street Journal
          and Investor's Business Daily frequently offer special
          features on particular markets or investment trends. 
               Business weeklies:  Barron's provide regular
          coverage of markets, and is the leading weekly
          information source.  In addition, both The Economist
          and Business Week provide information on the
          international marketplace.
               Cable television:  CNBC offers daily market
          programming.  CNN also covers markets during both its
          morning and evening business reports, including
          "MoneyLine."
               Investment newsletters:   John Pugsley's Journal,
          written by John Pugsley (author of numerous books,
          including Common Sense Investing), and published by
          Marketing & Publishing Associates, Ltd., Dept. JPJAS,
          23-00 Route 208, Fair Lawn NJ 07410 for $95 per year. 
          Both are highly recommended.