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Strategies & Market Trends : A.I.M Users Group Bulletin Board

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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (13880)12/9/2000 9:33:05 AM
From: matvest  Read Replies (1) of 18928
 
Hi Tom, Sounds like you have a beautiful morning shaping up there in Wisconsin. Down here in South Texas we have a few clouds 46 and are expecting a high around 69 today. Perfect for putting up my Christmas Lights. The mild temperatures are nice, but I do like a fire in the fireplace so I could use a few of your cold days.

I appreciated the recent discussion of why and when to change the buy and sell percentages. That kind of discussion is very helpful to a newbie like myself. I am still confused about something that both you and others have been kind enough to try to help me on in the past. Do you change your cash reserve percentage each week to reflect your current Idiot Wave percentage? Or, do you only use the Idiot Wave percentage with the initial set up of a new AIM account?

Also, If I use the Idiot Wave percentage (either at initial setup or weekly update) I still don't understand how to change my cash reserve percentage from the default in Newport. Could you give another shot at explaining how I determine what my portfolio control should be to reflect the cash reserve percentage that I want? Thanks for the help.
Larry M
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