A chronological collection of writings by

Redfield, Blonsky & Co., LLC

Purpose of this book and our investment philosophy

Brief description of our firm

Questions to ask a financial advisor

Keep Track of Your Investments

May 5, 2004 keeping our clients in touch, especially in rocky markets

Keeping our clients in touch on October 8, 2003

Article published on August 26, 2003. This article discusses "Fail to plan, plan to fail"

Article published on July 24, 2003. Article discusses the risks and rewards of Fixed Income Investing

Article published on June 30, 2003. This article discusses "crisis being the seed of opportunity"

Article published on May 14, 2003. This article discusses fear of investing

Interview on November 15, 2002 with Ronald Redfield, portfolio manager

May 14, 2002 update. This article reviews our philosophies and gives our views of the future

September 16, 2001 update. Important to read to see how we were invested prior to the terrorist attacks

Seminar notes on May 17, 2001 on " How To Invest in Difficult Markets"

March 24, 2001 update. Technology discussion and diversification discussion.

March 11, 2000 update. We sent over 1000 clients and friends this letter describing our concerns of NASDAQ 5000.

January 28, 2000 update. This is an excellent read, since fixed income markets and value was out of favor. Notice our blurb on AOL.

September 9, 1999 discussion on our philosophies of investing and portfolio management.

October 29, 1998 discussion on our philosophies and current perspectives

May 8, 1998 correspondence to person retiring from AT&T. This gives you an idea of how we work with retirees.

December 23, 1997 discussion of Benjamin Graham and value investing

August 12, 1997 current thoughts. Notice how we still hold companies like Occidental and Placer Dome. Look at our consistency in approach.

May 31, 1996 current views and reiterations of Ben Graham and Peter Lynch

Notes to Benjamin Graham's book, "The Intelligent Investor"

Notes to Peter Lynch's book, "Beating The Street"