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To: D VanSwol who wrote (5324)	8/14/1998 3:48:00 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) of 18928

Hi Dennis, Sorry, I don't own Apple, but some others here do, I believe. If you bring AAPL up in Newport, you can play around with the "What If" window and try different SAFE values and see just where the buys and sells will take place, and how much will be traded at prices beyond that range. It may be easier to leave SAFE at 10% for both sides and use "vealies" to limit the selling if you feel the price is going to rise for an extended period of time. Pick a cash reserve percentage that keeps you comfortable and then move the Buy/Sell bracket up with vealies as need be. Best regards, Tom

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