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To: Dataminer1 who wrote (8882)	10/12/1999 11:28:00 PM
From: HighTech	Read Replies (2) of 18928

It has been suggested that AIM can be modified during a rapidly-rising bull market by possibly setting the buy safe to zero and the sell to 10%, and perhaps even pulling a "vealie" or two instead of actually selling. Question for the AIMers out there: If this works in a strong bull market, why not set the buy safe at 10% and the sell at zero during a rapidly declining market? Could this raise cash faster and make better buy decisions? After the market turns back up, reverse them again. Anyone ever thought about this? I would be interested in your views. HiTech

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