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	The Robinson Report	A quick and simple weekly market performance report.	Friday, August 26, 2005

Week in review:

Making Lots of Money - During the decade of the 90s, Saudi Arabia, the #1 oil producer in the world, set a target price of $21 a barrel. Oil closed at $66.13 today or more than three times that amount. Average production costs in Saudi Arabia are $1.50 a barrel.

Signs of a Top? - Sales of previously owned homes fell 2.6% in July (down 7.5% in the West) while inventories of homes for sale reached a 17 year high.

Budget Numbers - Through the first ten months of fiscal year (FY) 2005 (10/01/04 to 7/31/05), our nation has recorded $302 billion of debt, equal to a $1 billion deficit each day. But the good news is tax revenues are up (as expected by increasing personal consumption) making the total deficit is $94 billion less than the $396 billion of red ink incurred through the first ten months of FY 2004.

ASSET CLASS RETURNS

Portfolio Performance REVIEW

"The meek shall inherit the Earth, but not its mineral rights."
-- J. Paul Getty

% change in week ending 08/26/05

S&P500

(1.20)

US Lg Val (Russell 1000 Value)

(1.13)

US Sm (Russell 2000)

(0.59)

Intl (EAFE)

0.06

Intl Sm (EAFE Small)

1.34

3-5yr Treas (Bloomberg)

0.15

% change
Bloomberg Silicon Valley Index
Last 12 months	19.98
YTD	0.68
Last 5 sessions	(0.33)
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Portfolio Performance is calculated by the Bloomberg Professional System on a total return basis. Current portfolio allocations

Important Performance Disclosure Information

Portfolio Performance is the total return of seven unique asset allocation strategies that seek to fit the distinct needs of different investor goals, risk tolerance levels and investment time horizon. Each portfolio contains up to 16 individual funds totaling over 4000 securities, managed by OppenheimerFunds. The portfolios are designed to create efficient diversification through the selection of lower correlating asset classes. The purpose of these tables and charts is for you to follow specific market indexes, observe asset class rotation and to compare actual portfolio returns.

Portfolio Performance is the total return of seven unique asset allocation strategies that seek to fit the distinct needs of different investor goals, risk tolerance levels and investment time horizon. Each portfolio contains up to 16 individual funds totaling over 4000 securities, managed by OppenheimerFunds. The portfolios are designed to create efficient diversification through the selection of mutual funds that may have a low correlation between asset classes. The purpose of these tables and charts is for you to follow specific market indexes, observe asset class rotation and to compare actual portfolio returns net of management fees. Asset allocation strategy is available here.

Before investing in any of the OppenheimerFunds, investors should carefully consider a fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. The fund's prospectus contains this and other information about the fund. Read prospectuses carefully before investing.

S&P 500 - Standard & Poor's 500 Index (not including dividends) - generally considered a U.S. Large Growth company market index.

Russell 1000 Value Index (US Lg Val) - generally considered a U.S. Large Value company market index.

Russell 2000 Index (US Sm)- generally considered a U.S. Small company market index.

EAFE - EAFE Index (Intl) (not including dividends) Europe, Australia, Far East and generally considered a large company international market index.

EAFE Sm - EAFE Small Index (Intl Sm) (not including dividends) Europe, Australia, Far East and generally considered a small company international market index.

Bloomberg Silicon Valley Index - market index of high tech companies located in the Silicon Valley area.

Global Hedge Fund Index - representative of the overall composition of the hedge fund universe. It is comprised of eight strategies:
convertible arbitrage, merger arbitrage, equity hedge, equity market neutral, relative value arbitrage, event driven, distressed securities, and macro. The strategies are asset weighted based on the distribution of assets in the hedge fund industry. See hedge fund risks.

3-5yr Treas. - Bloomberg U.S. Government Treasuries 3-5 year maturities index and generally considered a intermediate maturity U.S. Government Note index.

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