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To: Bernie Goldberg who wrote (10464)	3/16/2000 5:51:00 PM
From: steve in socal	Read Replies (2) of 18928

bernie---i have for the past few years, on occasion, used the method bob has described on stop orders once a holding hits a certain price. i "try" to do this only on a stock that is acting like a rocket and heading straight north as some tech stocks have been wont to do recently. i then go to the "what if" feature to reset my new buy and sell points. it takes a little mor e work this way, and while i haven't put a pencil to it, i believe i've accumulated more value this way as well as saved a couple of dollars of commissions. not pure AIM and your cup of tea, but for a "tinkerer" like me, it seems to work. so far!!! best, sk

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