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To: aptus who wrote (17181)	10/30/2001 6:18:30 AM
From: JSLyons	Read Replies (1) of 18928

Hello Mark, You wrote: >>By not actually selling when AIM recommends it, you are essentially affecting the next AIM recommendation or (if you prefer to view it as such) extending the update period.<< One could address this by recording the "sale" in AIM at the stop price. If stock moves up further, sell it and keep the balance to inflate the cash reserve. This could then be used for another purpose or fed back into this or a new AIM by stock purchase. As for your first point -- blowing through the stops -- I don't see any way around that. With the volatility we want in AIM stocks, this could pose a serious problem. Rgds, Jonathan

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