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Strategies & Market Trends : A.I.M Users Group Bulletin Board
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To: THE FOX who wrote (9959)1/12/2000 12:28:00 PM
From: Bob Norman  Read Replies (1) of 18928
 
Hi Bob

I think Tom covered most of your questions in his reply, but I'd like to clarify a couple of things.

You can do nearly anything but make a trade in the current week if you haven't updated. This is an error prevention feature. Newport won't allow a trade on a date that it believes to be in the future - that is beyond the Saturday of the week of the last update. So if you haven't updated your prices yet this week, the last trade date it will allow is 1/8/2000. If you have updated you can enter a trade up to 1/15/2000.

As Tom mentioned if you have already updated for the week and the price is moving into a buy or sell range you can use the What If window to determine how many shares to trade. There is nothing to stop you from trading more than once per week but, for graphing reasons the last price entered is held as the weekly price. The trade window on the stock screen will combine the shares, but in the background all of the calculations have been done correctly.

The notepad can be manipulated with any of the standard Windows shortcuts. You can highlight all of the text with your mouse and then hit the delete key or Ctrl-X to delete it all. You don't have to delete the .npd file. Ctrl-C will copy highlighted text and you can then copy it into a word processor to print it if you like. Ctrl-V will insert text.

I keep a list of all suggestions for Newport so please keep them coming.

Bob
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