AXP MARKET ADVANTAGE SERIES INC
497, 2000-10-03
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Prospectus Supplement - September 20, 2000*

AXP Blue Chip Advantage Fund (S-6025-99 R (6/00)

The Investment Strategy has been revised to read as follows:

The Fund invests primarily in securities of companies included in the Standard &
Poor's 500 Index (S&P 500).  The S&P 500 is an  unmanaged  market  index used to
measure  the total  return of the U.S.  stock  market  (the Fund may change this
market  index from time to time).  To the extent  practicable,  the Fund's total
assets are fully  invested in stocks  with 65% of those being blue chip  stocks.
Blue Chip  stocks are issued by  companies  with a market  capitalization  of at
least $1 billion,  an established  management,  a history of consistent earnings
and a leading  position within their  respective  industries.  Although the Fund
invests primarily in common stocks that comprise the S&P 500, it is not an index
fund,  it may own  companies  not  included in the index,  and its results  will
likely differ from the index.

The  selection  of  common  stocks  is the  primary  decision  in  building  the
investment portfolio.

In pursuit of the Fund's goal,  American Express Financial  Corporation  (AEFC),
the Fund's investment manager, chooses equity investments by:

o    Identifying companies with:

     -    effective management,

     -    financial strength,

     -    strong, sustainable earnings growth, and

     -    competitive market position.

o    Focusing on those companies that AEFC considers "blue chips."

o    Establishing  one or more industry  classifications  for each company (AEFC
     will  classify  each  company  into  one of at least  25  industries  - the
     classifications may or may not be the same as ones assigned by others).

o    Assigning ratings to each company based on that company's merits and on its
     industry grouping(s).

o    Buying a  diversified  portfolio of  securities.  AEFC will weight  certain
     industry  classifications  more heavily  based on AEFC's  expectations  for
     growth and for expected market trends.

o    Buying equity  securities  not included in the S&P 500 if those  securities
     meet the standards described above.


S-6025-31 A (9/00)

Valid until next prospectus update.

*Destroy March 31, 2001



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