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To: RFH who wrote (7628)	6/8/1999 11:45:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	of 18928

Hi Rob, When your Wendy's account gets "fat" with Cash Reserve, then you can keep it Lean and Mean with a vealie diet. It'll help it from becoming sluggish as a Frosty in January. One more point, if you start with 0% cash, you are obligated to start selling right away when prices rise (have to build the reserves). If you start fully funded with Cash Reserves, then you'll get a mix of Sells and vealies along the way and possibly make more money overall (although the "annualized and percent gains may not look as good). I started my VTSS account with zero cash reserve, so was selling much sooner and more frequently than I would have if all the cash had been there to start. I'd suggest that someone with PCA try modeling this concept to confirm what I'm saying. Best regards, Tom

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